Should Deposit Insurance Be Raised from $100,000?

The Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation’s (CDIC) deposit protection is automatically applied when investors deposit money with a member bank or credit unions.  The object is to protect depositors should a bank fail.  The good news?  There has not been a deposit insurance payout in almost 30 years.  But now the framework is under review and both advisors and their clients may wish to weigh in, in particular because the deposit insurance limit is currently only $100,000 in specific deposit categories. 

Over 5 million Canadians submit their taxes online. This book by Evelyn Jacks is a must-read for the DIY tax-filer. KBR readers get $5 off if they order before December 3.

As baby boomers age, long-term care will become a ballooning part of provincial health-care costs. Now is the time to plan for that eventuality.

On the final day of the 2012 Distinguished Advisor Conference Nov. 14, speakers looked at the forces shaping the future of investors and advisors.

Now is the time to do yearend tax planning — to ensure you do not pay more income taxes than necessary.

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is on the warpath over charitable gifting tax shelters. But is it time for a broader review of Canada’s charitable donation rules?

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