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Is the 4% Rule obsolete? Jul 31st
Over the half decade I’ve written this column and attempted to practice what it preaches, a central pillar has been the so-called 4% Rule. As originally postulated by Certified Financial Planner and author William Bengen, that’s the rule of thumb that retirees can safely withdraw 4% of the value.... More »
Married with money: How to combine finances with your partner Apr 13th
If you’re in a relationship, the topic of money will eventually come up. Since the pandemic started, couples have spent more time talking about money, according to a 2021 RBC poll. Almost half—47%—identified finances as one of the biggest stressors in their relationship. One U.S. study found t.... More »
Alberta Child and Family Benefit payment dates in 2025 Apr 15th
The Alberta Child and Family Benefit (ACFB) is a program administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on behalf of the government of Alberta. The ACFB was introduced to assist lower-income and middle-income families with children under 18. Eligible families can receive direct financial assistance.... More »
Cancer rates require new investment in PEI health system - CBC.ca + MORE May 27th
CBC.caCancer rates require new investment in PEI health systemCBC.caThe number of new cancer cases on Prince Edward Island, and across Canada, will rise dramatically over the next 15 years, according to a new study by the Canadian Cancer Society. In the report released Wednesday, the society predict.... More »
Creating your will: a guide for couples Nov 4th
From deciding whether your prickly sister-in-law should be the executor, to how much money you should leave to your spendthrift nephew, estate planning is fraught with emotional hiccups—especially when you’re strategizing for two.
As many couples know, big feelings often get in the way when it c.... More »
90 days – 1.80%
– ratesupermarket.ca
This GIC rate is offered by Oaken Financial and was updated on 2015-03-28. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
40 days – 2.75%
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This GIC rate is offered by DUCA Financial Services and was updated on 0000-00-00. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
Greek far-right leader, lawmakers go on trial
– macleans.ca
ATHENS, Greece – Leaders of Greece’s third largest political party, the extreme right Golden Dawn, go on trial Monday on charges of operating as a criminal organization that allegedly carried out a campaign of violence against immigrants and left-wing opponents.
Party leader Nikos Michaloliakos and senior officials are among 69 defendants in the case closely watched by a country reeling from financial hardship and political uncertainty.
Founded by Michaloliakos as a tiny neo-Nazi organization in the mid-1980s, Golden Dawn transformed from being a marginal far-right group to a popular political party during the financial crisis that started in 2009.
It won 6.28 per cent of the vote in general election three months ago, despite having state campaign funding axed.
The trial will be held inside a maximum security prison near Athens, where nearby schools and municipal services will be closed Monday over fears that several anti-Golden Dawn demonstrations planned in the area could turn violent…
Party leader Nikos Michaloliakos and senior officials are among 69 defendants in the case closely watched by a country reeling from financial hardship and political uncertainty.
Founded by Michaloliakos as a tiny neo-Nazi organization in the mid-1980s, Golden Dawn transformed from being a marginal far-right group to a popular political party during the financial crisis that started in 2009.
It won 6.28 per cent of the vote in general election three months ago, despite having state campaign funding axed.
The trial will be held inside a maximum security prison near Athens, where nearby schools and municipal services will be closed Monday over fears that several anti-Golden Dawn demonstrations planned in the area could turn violent…
Industrial real estate manager Prologis agrees to buy KTR Capital for $5.9 billion
– canadianbusiness.com
WASHINGTON – Warehouse and distribution centre operator Prologis Inc. says it has acquired KTR Capital Partners, which owns more than 300 industrial properties in the U.S.
Prologis, which owns and operates more than 2,800 properties in North America, South America, Europe and Asia, will pay $5.9 billion for KTR. The purchase price includes the assumption of $700 million in debt.
Prologis uses its warehouses to provide logistics services to customers, helping them manage global supply chains. Many of its facilities are near airports, seaports and highway interchanges.
The acquisition will increase Prologis’ presence in areas such as Southern California, New Jersey, Chicago, South Florida, Seattle and Dallas, the company says.
The deal should boost Prologis’ funds from operations, a measure of earnings, by about 14 cents per share, the company says.
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Prologis, which owns and operates more than 2,800 properties in North America, South America, Europe and Asia, will pay $5.9 billion for KTR. The purchase price includes the assumption of $700 million in debt.
Prologis uses its warehouses to provide logistics services to customers, helping them manage global supply chains. Many of its facilities are near airports, seaports and highway interchanges.
The acquisition will increase Prologis’ presence in areas such as Southern California, New Jersey, Chicago, South Florida, Seattle and Dallas, the company says.
The deal should boost Prologis’ funds from operations, a measure of earnings, by about 14 cents per share, the company says.
The post Industrial real estate manager Prologis agrees to buy KTR Capital for $5.9 billion appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
China: Stocks fall as short-selling fears offset impact from big reserve cut – THE BUSINESS TIMES
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THE BUSINESS TIMESChina: Stocks fall as short-selling fears offset impact from big reserve cutTHE BUSINESS TIMES[SHANGHAI] China stocks surrendered early gains and dived on Monday in volatile trade as fears of a regulatory crackdown offset the central bank's boldest policy move yet to bolster the slowing economy. Securities regulators announced on Friday they …Chinese stocks shake off slow start to rallyThe Australian Financial Reviewall 337 news articles »
