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Last month, we talked about the tension that comes with great wealth transfer. Here is more information on that subject. Financial planner Anthony Williams describes a study by Investment News suggesting 66 percent of children will ultimately fire their parents’ financial adviser once they receive their inheritance. These children are called fleeing heirs.
In late October, the Canadian dairy industry officially changed how it calculates requirements and quota allotted to provinces in order to be more responsive to market needs and allow forecasting beyond a one-year period, thus creating a more reliable forecast model.
I’m a small-town girl hailing from la belle province who has a passion for dairy cows. Growing up on a dairy, following mom and dad around the farm, I developed my sense of curiosity and love for Holstein cows.
New regulations around tetracycline use and availability means there will now be some red tape around the antibiotic commonly used to treat digital dermatitis.
As we start the new year, there are some new regulations regarding medically important antibiotics. However, chances are you are already compliant with the changes, so take a deep breath and sip some hot chocolate.
Interest rates are on the rise. Through the course of 2018, the Bank of Canada raised rates three times. In this environment, it’s important to remember interest rates are still historically low. To provide a bit of context, in August of 1981 the Bank of Canada overnight rate was sitting near 21 percent.
What if I told you it only takes three months to fulfill a New Year’s resolution? Would you be more apt to set one this year? Would you be more likely to commit to it for longer than it takes to read this article?
Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) kicked off 2018 welcoming our new CEO, Jacques Lefebvre. Under Lefebvre’s leadership, DFC engaged a review of its activities and structure, which led to a “right-sizing” followed by a “right-fitting” of the organization.
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