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More Canadians planning to shop online this year compared to 2010

- BMO survey shows nearly half of Canadians planning to shop online for holiday gifts

- Canadians expect to spend $1397 this holiday season

'Morning News Call' previews day's market activities

- Despite rising raw material costs, more than half of businesses have no plans to raise prices for customers

- Businesses in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan most likely to keep prices the same, while those in British Columbia more likely to raise prices in 2012

- 79 per cent of business owners also plan to invest the same or more in their businesses next year

- Investors can choose from six target end date LifeStage Class Funds each with a different time horizon

- Each Fund may invest in BMO ETFs and/or other mutual funds

An Investment of $100 Can Build Into Significant Savings Through Regular Contributions to an RRSP, RESP, and/or TFSA

- BMO Consumer Research Analysts to provide Holiday Sales outlook as retailers and consumers approach Black Friday

- Hear from industry experts about holiday trends in the toys, apparel and digital entertainment sectors, as well as other areas of the retail industry

- BMO Consumer Research Analysts to provide Holiday Sales outlook as retailers and consumers approach Black Friday

- Hear from industry experts about holiday trends in the toys, apparel and digital entertainment sectors, as well as other areas of the retail industry

- BMO makes it easier than ever for customers to bank on-the-go with enhancements to online and mobile banking features

- BMO Consumer Research Analysts to provide Holiday Sales outlook as retailers and consumers approach Black Friday

- Hear from industry experts about holiday trends in the toys, apparel and digital entertainment sectors, as well as other areas of the retail industry

- Family trumps friends as executors (85 per cent and 7 per cent): spouses are most often appointed (40 per cent) and only one per cent have appointed a trust company as the executor of their own will

- Only 35 per cent of Canadian Boomers would seek the assistance of a professional if appointed as an executor

- Almost half of Canadian Boomers appointed as executor have experienced administrative complications

- Family trumps friends as executors (85 per cent and 7 per cent): spouses are most often appointed (40 per cent) and only one per cent have appointed a trust company as the executor of their own will

- Only 35 per cent of Canadian Boomers would seek the assistance of a professional if appointed as an executor

- Almost half of Canadian Boomers appointed as executor have experienced administrative complications

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