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White van man's new green motor: Ford Transit Courier - its littlest van that's loved by delivery firms and small businesses - will go electric next year.BUSINESS CLOSE: Shell eyes $1.2bn loss on tax changes Robert Walters flags tough market conditions MetalNRG wins court battle.I'm in my 30s and don't own a home - but I still shouldn't be one of the half of Britons who haven't made a will, and here is why, writes HELEN CRANE.I'm buying a house but my mortgage offer has been withdrawn because an old internet account left a black mark on my credit file: What can I do?.Meanwhile, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland further assured Canadians in a statement last week that “our financial institutions are stable and safe. It’s not high,” Karim quotes Olaf Weber, a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, as saying. “Given the value of money over time … it would make sense to increase that. “According to Amir Barnea, an associate professor of finance at HEC Montreal, the only reason he thinks this isn’t being increased is because CDIC is ‘financed by premiums’ from the banks and the banks ‘don’t want to pay’ higher premiums,” writes Naimul Karim for the Financial Post. Some believe the limit, which was set in 2005, is too low and needs to be updated. Meanwhile, the amount Canadians can get back is limited to $100,000 per category of deposit, per financial institution. The CDIC, as per a statement released in November 2022, safeguards about $1 trillion in eligible deposits at more than 80 member institutions. Article contentĪlthough some things are not protected by CDIC, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.
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