This Month’s Poll
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CRA: Victim Surcharges to Be Doubled
Are you aware of the possibility of paying victim surcharges?
Financial System Review: Housing the Critical Focus
On June 13, the Bank of Canada released its Financial System Review (FSR)[1]. The major risks to the Canadian economy remain the uncertain global economic condition. However, the largest domestic source of risk to the stability of the Canadian Financial system is identified as the housing market.
Discussing Pre-nuptual Agreements Important
New Family Law Act in BC triggers wealth preservation considerations.
Evelyn Jacks: Living to 100 – Financial Literacy Matters More
I recently ran across an interesting article published in Knowledge@Wharton (December 9, 2009)[1]. It, in turn, references an article in the medical journal The Lancet, which states that children born since the year 2000 in developed countries will most likely live to be 100 and, in fact, that they will be healthier than elderly people in previous generations.
