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NewsMajor changes to LIFs starting in 2025
The Quebec government recently announced new measures for life income funds (LIFs), effective January 1, 2025. The purpose of these changes is to offer Quebecers greater flexibility in their financial planning for retirement. Note that this reform applies only to Quebec LIFs.
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Distinctions, In focus, Newsfdp Private Wealth Management obtains Women in Governance’s Parity Certification
Obtaining the Parity Certification reflects our commitment to gender parity and the advancement of women from all backgrounds.
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Financial panorama, In focus, Investment and markets, NewsWhat moved the markets in September
China unveils new initiatives to stimulate its economy. First round of rate cuts by the Fed. The FTSE Canada Universe Bond Index, which includes Canadian government and corporate bonds, has posted a positive return of 4.27% year to date
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Financial panorama, In focus, Investment and markets, NewsWhat moved the markets in August
On September 4, the Bank of Canada cut its policy rate for the third time, by 0.25%, to 4.25%. The market is expecting two or three more cuts this year.
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Data security, NewsArtificial Intelligence: Uses and tips to protect the confidentiality of your data
How is this technology revolutionizing the way we communicate, work and play?
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Financial panorama, In focus, Investment and markets, NewsWhat moved the markets in July
Significant rise in stock markets, mainly outside the U.S. Global economic slowdown.
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In focus, In the media, News, Taxation and incorporationMarc-André Lavergne discusses AI in entracte
Marc-André Lavergne, tax specialist at fdp Private management, summarizes, in the latest issue of entracte, the magazine of the Chambre des notaires du Québec, the thoughts of the Symposium sur l’impact de l’intelligence artificielle sur les professions de la planification financière et fiscale related to the notarial profession.
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Financial and estate planning, In the media, NewsWork-life balance with Raphaël Hainault in La Presse
In a Train de vie column by Marc Tison of La Presse, a 46-year-old mechanic hopes to gradually reduce the number of days he works to maintain a balance between his professional and personal life. A proponent of voluntary simplicity, he believes he will be able to retire in a little over 10 years.
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Financial and estate planning, In focus, In the media, NewsRaphaël Hainault puts AI under the microscope
Raphaël Hainault analyzes the financial advice provided by Gemini, Google’s conversational agent, in an article by Karim Benessaieh of La Presse.
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NewsRemote working abroad and its consequences
Remote working abroad may have tax implications, and the responsibility lies as much with the employee as with the employer. Our Practice Leader, Financial Planning and Taxation, Anik Bougie, explains it all in Charles Poulin’s article in Les Affaires.