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Assante: Canada Redirect We are pleased to announce that we have launched our new United Financial and Assante Wealth Management Web sites! Please click on one of the below links to ... 2.
Investment Strategy The High Canadian Dollar File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Nov 7, 2007 ... newly purchased Canadian manufacturing equipment could soften the impact of a high dollar, but in the next twelve to eighteen months it is ... 3.
Some Commom or Uncoming RRSP Questions and Advise File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML If you borrow money to invest in your RRSP, the interest is not a tax deductible expense. If you borrow money to top up your RRSP, make sure that you can ... 4.
Some Commom or Uncoming RRSP Questions and Advise File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML Now that RRSP season is over, (I think if there wasn’t a deadline, ... contribution of $1375 and for 2006, the maximum is $18000 which is $ $1500 per month. ... 5.
Some Commom or Uncoming RRSP Questions and Advise File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML Now that RRSP season is over, (I think if there wasn’t a deadline, ... contribution of $1375 and for 2006, the maximum is $18000 which is $ $1500 per month. ... 6.
Last Chance RRSP Contribution File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML Sue had made her RRSP contribution for the 2006 tax year recently, ... will have RRSP room again, so she will no longer have an over-contribution penalty. ... 7.
Since mid-2007, investors had been bombarded by a few negative ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML The first 72 days (January 1 to March 14) represented a period where investors were extremely nervous due to the uncertainties. The MSCI World Index C$ lost ... 8.
Strategy looks like a revolution: Making your mortgage tax-deductible File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Aug 23, 2006 ... Black & White Photo: Bruce Stotesbury / CanWest News Service, File / Author Fraser Smith, whose self-published book on making your ... 9.
LIFs or LRIFs and other Ifs File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML The CANSIM rate is set monthly by the Government of Canada, based on that month's average rate for long term Government of Canada bonds. ... 10.
Page 1 of 2 26/May/08 http://www.advisor.ca/shared/print.jsp ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML May 23, 2008 ... better to invest the refund or pay down debt. ... Filed by Mark Noble, Advisor.ca, mark.noble@advisor.rogers.com. (05/23/08). Page 2 of 2 ... |
