Two Child Benefit Cap: Understanding the Policy and Recent Amendments
In recent years, the Two Child Benefit Cap has been a significant topic of discussion and debate. This policy, implemented in various forms across different […]
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How much tax will I pay on my pension in UK & How Can You avoid it?
Planning for retirement is a crucial step towards ensuring financial stability in your later years. However, understanding the tax implications of your pensions can be […]
The United States Child Tax Credit: Latest Updates and Changes for 2024
The Child Tax Credit (CTC) has long been a crucial support for American families, designed to alleviate child poverty and provide financial relief in an […]
Canadian Pension Plans Experience Strong Returns and Improved Stability in Q3 2024
Recent reports from TELUS Health provide optimistic insights for Canadian pension plans and their beneficiaries. Both the Pension Indices and Performance Universe reports highlight positive […]
Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for Retirees
After the last little ghosts and goblins leave your front door with their haul of candy tonight, we’ll be into the home stretch of the […]
Ohio Farm Family’s Hidden Rare Dime Sells for $500,000 at Auction
Extraordinary Auction Result TOLEDO, Ohio – An extraordinarily rare dime has been sold for just over $500,000. This elusive coin, struck by the U.S. Mint […]
Two-Thirds of Canadians Concerned About Retirement Savings, New Survey Reveals
It’s a common question, especially amid increasing financial pressures. With daily concerns often taking precedence, long-term retirement planning can easily be overlooked. Financial Anxiety Among […]
Beatrix Potter Coin Valued at £150,000 Listed for Only £2 in Felixstowe
A rare Beatrix Potter 50p coin, which has made headlines for its staggering listing price of £150,000 on eBay in Scotland, is currently available in […]
NIA Calls for Clearer Communication from Ottawa on CPP/QPP to Improve Outcomes
A key retirement decision for millions of Canadians could be made in a more informed way if the federal government revised its messaging. According to […]
Black market of LMIA in Canada peaks, need new stricter steps
The black market for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) in Canada has reached unprecedented levels, especially following recent government measures aimed at reducing immigration targets. […]