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New research takes a look at what could happen if lawmakers don't fix Social Security's funds in time. An across-the-board benefit cut isn't inevitable.
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Release | Oct 22, 2024 Montfort Capital Sells TIMIA Group to Round13 Capital for $6.5 Million Montfort Capital Corp. is selling its TIMIA Group business to Round13 Capital for $6.5 million CAD. This move lets Montfort focus on its core lending activities while TIMIA joins Round13’s investment portfolio. TIMIA is known for offering loans to
Oct 21, 2024 Online casino regulations in Canada present a unique and varied landscape. Since 1985, the Canadian government has allowed provinces to create their own gambling regulations. The most significant development came in 2022, when Ontario fully legalized online gambling by creating its own licensing and regulation system for online casinos and sportsbooks. This
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Diana Greene Foster, a professor at the University of California San Francisco, led a landmark study that analyzed 1,000 women over a five-year period.
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Report | Oct 21, 2024 More Canadians are Managing Their Own Investments, Using Digital Tools and Taking Control of Their Finances A new report from The Conference Board of Canada (CBOB) called 'Funding the Future: The Economic Impact of Canada's Investment Funds Industry" shows that the way Canadians invest is changing quickly with more people