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Remembrance Day- 2019
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Happy Ramadan Kareem to All My Muslim Friends. May This Month be Blessed & Filled With Peace.
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Cannabis & Travel Insurance
October 17, 2018 - Cannabis will become legal in Canada
What does this mean for travellers?
• Under the Cannabis Act, the legalization and regulation of cannabis in Canada will not change Canada’s border rules.
• Taking cannabis or any product containing cannabis into, or outside of Canada, remains illegal and can result in serious criminal penalties both in Canada and abroad. This will apply even when travelling to or from places that have legalized or decriminalized cannabis.
• Bringing cannabis used for medical purposes across the Canada/US border will also remain illegal.
Life Events that May Affect Your Pension:
There are certain life events that may affect the pension benefits you are entitled to receive under your pension plan. To learn about these situations, refer to the following points:
Events that May Affect Your Pension:
Leaving Your Job
Taking a Leave of Absence
Having Your Employer Become Bankrupt or Insolvent
Getting Divorced or Separated from Your Spouse
Planning for Retirement :
Before you choose any particular retirement option, consider the following questions:
1. Does your pension plan provide indexation or cost-of-living adjustments on your pension benefits to deal with inflation?
2. Can you take advantage of an early retirement option? If so, will your pension be partially or fully reduced?
3. Does your pension plan have a maximum limit on the amount of pension that can be earned, or a maximum limit on the number of years of employment (or plan membership) that can be used to calculate your pension benefits?
4. If you have a spouse when you retire, do you both want your spouse to waive the right to receive a survivor pension when you die?
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