New management structure at Deutsche Boerse
New structure focuses even more closely on customer requirements
- By: James Langton
- March 20, 2007 March 20, 2007
- 10:25
New structure focuses even more closely on customer requirements
OMX to provide trading solution of real estate securities exchange
Confidence of North American institutional investors shows strength
Canadian inflation rises, U.S. home construction rebounds
Higher gasoline prices boost consumer price index
With new measures such as higher RESP contribution limits and higher RRSP age limits, there’s lots in the budget that affects advisors. Here are the…
Assistance for Canadian residents who are poorer after taking a job
No broad-based personal or corporate tax cuts; RRSP age increases too slim
Electronic payment cards, consecutive weekly passes to be eligible
Increases spousal tax credit
But defence receives only $354 million in new spending
Additional pension benefits can be accrued while employee collects up to 60% of defined benefit pension
Call for common regulator, free-trade in securities grows louder
Extra year will encourage exploration and benefit flow-through share investors
Ottawa to increase transfers to provinces by $3.1 billion in 2007
$12.7 billion earmarked for new spending compared to only $9.7 billion for tax cuts
Change to 71 from 69 will benefit clients and advisors
Beleaguered IMETs to get senior expert advisor and $10-million increase
$400 million for technology to establish patient wait-times guarantees
Program modelled after RESPs
Federal government relies on new rules, better enforcement
Eliminates capital gains on donations
TSX jumps 182 points, Dow gains 116
Federal budget proposes to streamline qualification process