Financial planning: making sense of it all

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning offers its Certified Financial Planner program by correspondance and through several community colleges. The program is designed for both people interested in financial planning as a career or those who simply seek a better understanding of financial planning.

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The 1996 budget: the looming effects

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Changes to the Canadian budget are likely to have significant effects on retirement savings. The taxing of registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs), the 20% foreign content property rule, and laws governing the conversion of RRSPs to registered retirement investment funds (RRIFs) are discussed.

Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Retirement planning, Registered retirement savings plans

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Financial planning: making sense of it all

Article Abstract:

The Certified Financial Planner Program, the most established of its kind, prepares individuals to take the financial planner licensing exam of the Financial Planners Standards Council of Canada. The program is offered by correspondance and through a few community colleges.

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