Wealth transfer threatened by poor communication
Majority have not discussed inheritances with an advisor
- By: Tessie Sanci
- July 9, 2015 July 9, 2015
- 14:25
Majority have not discussed inheritances with an advisor
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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
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Recipients of spam may sue, starting in 2017
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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.
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The change is part of a couple of revisions the dispute-resolution service has made to its terms of references
The court found that the OSC improperly considered a previous trading ban on the advisor as a factor in setting its penalty
New benchmark measures 51 private funds
Canadian retirees spend an average of $2,400 a month on expenses