How do rising tariffs between the U.S. and Canada really impact your wallet—and your winter lifestyle?
In this episode, host Gerry Scott welcomes international trade and tax professional, Dan Kiselbach of Miller Thomson to break down what snowbirds and Canadian retirees need to know about the shifting trade landscape. From the price of beer to cross-border legal protections, this conversation unpacks the real-life implications of tariffs, currency instability, and political shifts.
Whether you winter in Florida or invest across borders, this episode offers valuable insight on protecting your financial future.
Key Takeaways:
Tariffs are driving up consumer prices—especially in everyday goods.
Canadian retirees could feel the pinch on both sides of the border.
Canada’s retaliatory moves are precise and strategic.
Legal protections for Canadians exist under trade agreements.
Currency fluctuations may weaken spending power in the U.S.
Investment opportunities may shift with trade uncertainty.
Political predictions lean toward continued liberal leadership.
Historical tariffs continue to shape today’s economy.
Delaware remains a popular business base thanks to its legal structure.
🎧 Tune in now to stay informed—and stay prepared.
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