Poll suggests housing market may be softening
Most buyers believe mortgage rates head higher
- By: IE Staff
- March 6, 2006 October 31, 2019
- 10:10
Most buyers believe mortgage rates head higher
OMERS, the pension fund for Ontario municipal workers, said today it earned 16% on investments in 2005.The “exceptional” returns “combined with the continued strength of…
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Elimination of tax would shift social capital for goverments to individuals
Investments earn $2.2 billion in fiscal Q3
Pension plans account for 63% of assets
But there is a significant gap between investors’ attitudes towards retirement planning and their financial goals
Most begin saving at age 25
Investors consider income needs from a monthly perspective, survey finds
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Wage increases for unionized employees will average 2.5% in 2006
Low unemployment, growing demand make a clear case for further increases
Information on self-directed RRSPs, spousal RRSPs added to Web site
Investors prefer to focus on winter getaways during RRSP season, DFS suggests
Majority of withdrawals under $30,000