@Johnhin91100333@ABDanielleSmith If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion
@Furnace_roofho@ABDanielleSmith If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion
@Furnace_roofho@FreeAlbertaRob If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion
@FreeAlbertaRob If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion
@FreeAlbertaRob If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion
@kyall If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion .
Conservatives...lol
@dubsndoo If Alberta had strictly saved 30% of its total non-renewable resource revenues over the last 50 years and invested it at a continuous 7% compound interest rate, the fund would be worth approximately $500 billion to $575 billion.
Who made Alberta broke ?
@dubsndoo Terry I suggest you go do some serious math investigation on Albertans financial situation.
Conservative government for all but 4 of the most fiscal responsible years under Rachel with the lowest oil income .
Cline drained the heritage fund so he could claim "debt free ".
Flight Attendant: โSir, you need to leave the aircraft.โ
Passenger: โExcuse me?โ
โWe have received a complaint about you.โ
The passenger looked around.
The plane was already full.
Everyone was watching.
He calmly asked, โWhat complaint?โ
The flight attendant leaned closer.
โA woman says you stole her $12,000.โ
The entire cabin erupted in whispers.
The passenger immediately stood up.
โIโve never seen that woman before.โ
The woman pointed at him from three rows behind.
โHe took my money at the airport!โ
Security was called.
The passenger opened his suitcase.
Nothing.
Then his wallet.
Nothing.
The woman insistedโฆ.
@garquake I believe the new CEO will put it back on track.
They are selling off a few different side businesses to pay down debt & cutting the head count .
This will be safe dividend for seniors going forward.