Gimme shelter

Article Abstract:

Investment advisers should carefully examine tax shelters before recommending them to clients. This minimizes the risk of lawsuits if these investments fail to deliver on their promise. Unlike other financial investments, tax shelters are usually illiquid, thereby increasing the investment risk. Also, tax shelters are generally issued in limited partnership structure, giving the investors a personal liability equal to their investments. Advisers should also make sure that the shelters have been registered with the government because sale of shelters without identifying numbers is penalized.

Evaluation, Practice, Investment advisers, Tax shelters

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Let's go to the movies

Article Abstract:

Television and motion picture industries offer successful short-term investment opportunities for accountants Financial turnover vary depending on the type of investment. Investors can choose to enter into limited partnerships or avail of high-risk investment opportunities. Interested individuals must learn to familiarize themselves withthe current situation of Canada's television and motion picture industries before pursuing any form of media investment. Also, investors must take into consideration the corporation's stability when issuing revenue guarantees.

Household audio and video equipment, Motion picture & video production, Investments, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Television equipment industry

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Rounding out your future: a user's guide to some of the more important costs of living - today, tomorrow and beyond

Article Abstract:

Novice chartered accountants must understand how to interpret round numbers and how to apply that knowledge to their personal financial planning needs for the future. Analysts advise parents saving for their child's college or university tuition to allow for as much as $25,000 to $50,000 in funds by putting away $100 to $300 dollar each month. Those planning their retirement funds must use the 'rule of 72,' which uses 7% to increase wealth twofold every ten years, to save $1 million.

Personal Financial Mgmt, Management, Personal finance, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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