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Home > Your Retirement > Retirement Newsletter > Spring 2011
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Spring 2011 |
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A National Source of Pride: National Bank recognized as the strongest bank in North America
 National Bank Financial Group was named the strongest bank in North America and ranked third in the world in the June 2011 issue of Bloomberg Markets, an internationally renowned magazine that specializes in financial and economic information...
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Changes in the contribution rates to QPP from 1966 to 2010
The financing of a publicly funded pension plan is provided by contributions from workers and employers. In 1966, all persons aged 18 to 70 who earned more than...
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Seniors Make Gains in Government Budgets
In their March budgets, the federal and provincial governments announced that they would help low-income seniors maintain their standard of living–be they already retired or still in the workforce –by making changes to...
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Sustaining the Quebec Pension Plan
 The 2011 Quebec budget announced major changes to the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) in an effort to alleviate the tremendous financial strain caused in recent years primarily by an aging population and longer life expectancies...
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Tax Credits for Caregivers
When planning for retirement, have you and your loved ones taken healthcare costs into account? Anyone who’s nearing that stage in life can take comfort in the fact that tax credits are now available for caregivers...
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Voluntary Retirement Savings Plans Introduced in Quebec
Since the sustainability of pension plans is a topic that has been in the news lately, both the federal and Quebec governments were expected to state their positions on this issue...
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Measures Affecting Business Owners
 The 2011 federal and Quebec budgets addressed business owners’ concerns by introducing new measures that affect their retirement planning...
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