News Releases
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Dec 27, 2012
- One in ten Canadians are expected to carry debt following holiday season purchases according to the 2012 BMO Holiday Spending Outlook
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Dec 23, 2012
- One quarter of Canadians have family and assets abroad
- More than one-third of international asset holders are not familiar with the taxes and laws pertaining to their wills
- Assets abroad can include second properties, bank accounts and investments
- Corporate executorship is key to managing an estate with global components
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Dec 21, 2012
- BMO Holiday Spending Survey shows consumers are better prepared for holiday shopping now than in 2011, with most planning weeks or months in advance
- However, three per cent of Canadians still consider themselves last-minute shoppers
- Men more likely to wait until December to start (38 per cent versus 21 per cent of women)
