Letters to the Editor: Targeted help for savers the best approach
CLHIA counters IE editorial supporting expansion of public pensions
- By: Frank Swedlove
- July 13, 2015 July 13, 2015
- 11:15
CLHIA counters IE editorial supporting expansion of public pensions
Employed Canadians and small business owners favour RRSPs and TFSAs over mandatory CPP increases
Indictment alleges that Melvin Palmer defrauded 76 investors of approximately US$2.7 million
Phillip Kenner and associate Tommy Constantine pocketed millions of dollars in several schemes targeting NHL players and other investors, U.S. court rules
The increase in debt levels over the past few years is a worrisome side effect of a prolonged period of low interest rates
Ottawa is comfortable that the CCMR’s structure is consistent with the directions the SCC provided in 2011
Survey suggests advisors may not be paying enough attention to this trend
Majority have not discussed inheritances with an advisor
The report outlines 10 principles for an ideal retirement system
OMERS to take 30% stake in U.K.-based specialty insurer from Fairfax
The province is continuing to defend its power over securities legislation
Net new flows remain well below those achieved before the financial crisis
Extension of a best-interests standard to retail advisors could drive a revamp of business practices
Many are not needed and will be viewed as a cash grab
Proposed amendments would strengthen the legislation and increase financial services firms’ due diligence requirements
Students and residents gain access to a dedicated advisor who can provide personalized financial help and guidance
Coin Co International violated anti-money laundering rules
Higher bond yields increase solvency funded ratio for Q2, but volatility and new risks weigh on outlook
Recipients of spam may sue, starting in 2017
Eliminating minimum withdrawals entirely may be the best way to help retirees enjoy financial security
But several hot spots may still cause trouble
Expert committee seeks feedback on the definition of financial planning, and how planning differs from advice
LGII enhances firm’s presence in the U.K.
Jos Schmitt says the company is looking to compete on more than just costs
The goal is help firms and advisors gain a better understanding of their clients