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OAS payment dates in 2025, and more to know about Old Age Security Oct 7th
If you’re approaching or planning for retirement, you may have questions about Old Age Security (OAS) benefits, like: Do I need to apply for OAS? How much will I receive in OAS? When do OAS payments go out? We cover these questions and more below. But first, here’s a quick overview of how OAS wo.... More »
Concord Development confirms plans for newly purchased Molson lands in Vancouver + MORE Apr 12th
VANCOUVER – Property developer Concord Pacific is the new owner of a prime piece of real estate on the south side of Vancouver’s False Creek, but its plans for the land may run into zoning trouble.
In a release, Concord Pacific senior vice-president Peter Webb confirms the purchase of th.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: June 9, 2024 Jun 7th
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“The Big Cut”
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Rubio tax returns show steady salary, boosted by book deals + MORE Feb 28th
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How I used to sabotage my portfolio
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I spend a lot of time on My Own Advisor sharing what’s working in my financial plan and how incremental money management changes are moving us towards financial freedom every month.
As part of our plan we make monthly savings automatic, we invest in dividend paying stocks and indexed products for the long-term, and we diligently kill off mortgage debt using lump sum payments every month. We figure with this plan we should be financially free in less than 15 years.
On this seemingly blissful journey however the current road has paved over many financial mistakes.
Thinking about mistakes and failing to make changes from them always reminds me of this quote:
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results – Albert Einstein
By learning lessons and making some changes hopefully we experience major financial mistakes only once. To help you avoid some of the money management mishaps I’ve made over the years today’s post highlights two ways I used to sabotage my portfolio – but not anymore…
I spend a lot of time on My Own Advisor sharing what’s working in my financial plan and how incremental money management changes are moving us towards financial freedom every month.
As part of our plan we make monthly savings automatic, we invest in dividend paying stocks and indexed products for the long-term, and we diligently kill off mortgage debt using lump sum payments every month. We figure with this plan we should be financially free in less than 15 years.
On this seemingly blissful journey however the current road has paved over many financial mistakes.
Thinking about mistakes and failing to make changes from them always reminds me of this quote:
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results – Albert Einstein
By learning lessons and making some changes hopefully we experience major financial mistakes only once. To help you avoid some of the money management mishaps I’ve made over the years today’s post highlights two ways I used to sabotage my portfolio – but not anymore…
Regulatory Rollback Is Wrong for Financial Markets
– online.wsj.com
Complaints about illiquidity are prompting talk about reforms that are simplistic and even dangerous.Poilievre flogs enhanced child care benefit as boost to the economy
– canadianbusiness.com
OTTAWA – Employment Minister Pierre Poilievre is touting the Conservative government’s enhanced child care benefit as boost for the economy while warning that Canadians should take heed of offshore financial chaos.
He used an event on Sunday at an Ottawa-based department store chain to flog the benefits of the lump sum payment, which will be paid out on July 20. The new benefit cheques are retroactive to Jan. 1 and provide a pre-election cash bump for families with children under 18.
With parents and young children, as well as aspiring Conservative candidates as his backdrop, Poilievre said the cash will prompt a welcome boost of consumer spending in the economy at a time of uncertainty, which includes the bankruptcy of Greece and the meltdown of the Chinese stock market.
Although, when asked, if it could be considered economic stimulus, he seemed reluctant to directly characterize it that way.
“This $3 billion injection into the mailboxes and bank accounts of Canadians comes at a perfect time to support not only our families, but our retailers, as they generate thousands of jobs for Canadians,” he said…
He used an event on Sunday at an Ottawa-based department store chain to flog the benefits of the lump sum payment, which will be paid out on July 20. The new benefit cheques are retroactive to Jan. 1 and provide a pre-election cash bump for families with children under 18.
With parents and young children, as well as aspiring Conservative candidates as his backdrop, Poilievre said the cash will prompt a welcome boost of consumer spending in the economy at a time of uncertainty, which includes the bankruptcy of Greece and the meltdown of the Chinese stock market.
Although, when asked, if it could be considered economic stimulus, he seemed reluctant to directly characterize it that way.
“This $3 billion injection into the mailboxes and bank accounts of Canadians comes at a perfect time to support not only our families, but our retailers, as they generate thousands of jobs for Canadians,” he said…
Ukrainian PM to visit Canada for economic talks amid financial turmoil – The Kingston Whig-Standard
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The Kingston Whig-StandardUkrainian PM to visit Canada for economic talks amid financial turmoilThe Kingston Whig-StandardPrime Minister Stephen Harper and Ukraine Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk visit the Academic Institute of the National Academy of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for Training of Specialists for Public Safety, Psychological Service and National Guard of …Canada's embassy used as haven for protesters during Ukraine uprisingThe Globe and MailCanada's Ukraine Embassy A Pawn In 2014 Uprising: CP ReportHuffington Post CanadaCanada's embassy in Ukraine used as pawnCambridge Timesall 53 news articles »
China accuses trading firms of manipulating stocks, violating trading rules in market slide
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BEIJING, China – Chinese authorities say some securities firms manipulated share prices and allowed improper trading during the country’s stock price plunge.
The announcements appeared to be part of efforts by the ruling Communist Party to deflect blame for the market plunge, which saw China’s stock benchmark fall more than 30 per cent over the past month.
Stocks have rebounded slightly following drastic official measures including a pledge by brokerages and government pension funds to buy stocks.
A police ministry statement said investigators found evidence that unspecified trading companies illegally manipulated securities and futures exchanges.
Separately, the securities regulator accused unspecified companies of violating market rules by allowing stock trading through accounts with fictitious names and other improper behaviour. It told brokers to tighten up oversight of accounts.
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The announcements appeared to be part of efforts by the ruling Communist Party to deflect blame for the market plunge, which saw China’s stock benchmark fall more than 30 per cent over the past month.
Stocks have rebounded slightly following drastic official measures including a pledge by brokerages and government pension funds to buy stocks.
A police ministry statement said investigators found evidence that unspecified trading companies illegally manipulated securities and futures exchanges.
Separately, the securities regulator accused unspecified companies of violating market rules by allowing stock trading through accounts with fictitious names and other improper behaviour. It told brokers to tighten up oversight of accounts.
The post China accuses trading firms of manipulating stocks, violating trading rules in market slide appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
