CARP and the Ontario Coalition of Independent LIF-Holders applaud PC leader John Tory’s announcement today that, if elected, a PC government will allow Ontarians to…
Tighter job market, higher interest rates will bring gradual increase in the number of bankruptcies
Role actuaries expanding to include advice to individual about the management of their financial affairs
After several years of growth, membership in Canada’s 15,130 active registered pension plans (RPP) remained virtually unchanged in 2005, according to new data from an…
Fixing flaws in employer-sponsored pensions not enough
SIFMA urges retirement savings, investing and planning for retirement preparedness
QPP payments should be raised by 0.7% rather than the current planned increase of 0.5% for retirements taken after age 65
Investor satisfaction with full-service dealers has improved in 2007, says J.D. Power
Households saving adequately use mix of home equity, company-sponsored pension plans, RRSPs and personal savings
Professionals also gravitate more toward independent sources of advice
Awards presented to Handyside, Hoogendoorn and BMO
Move intended to create one body for planners
Program designed to help advisors transform their practice to an advice first approach
CIFPs conference follows on the heels of the acquisition of the Canadian Institute of Financial Planning
Only 21% of pension plans employing LDI strategies, poll finds
Slower population growth expected to dampen the demand for housing
Private Counsel Group provides clients with integrated, personalized wealth management services
Dension says lower return due to sharp downturn in equity markets in February
70 is the new 50, as people feel healthier for longer
New series focuses on home ownership
Canadians factoring a vacation property into their retirement planning
Province viewed as a place where they can maintain an active lifestyle year round
‘Ad hoc’ approach can be expensive
Inequality in after-tax family incomes has increased over the past 15 years