Sun, December 1, 2024

by: Bill Williamson

Use this win-win TFSA strategy before Jan. 1 to maximize earnings and grow contribution headroom

Experts say you can get even more value out of your tax-free savings account through strategic withdrawals in December.

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U.K. farmers furious over changes they say would force many to go under

The countryside came to the capital as thousands of farmers packed into London streets around Britain's Parliament to protest changes to tax rules.

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GOLDSTEIN: Chrystia Freeland ignores the bad vibes in our economy

While Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland insists Canada's economy is performing strongly and the fact Canadians don't appreciate this is causing a "vibecession," the actual numbers from Statistics Canada released Friday tell a different story.

by: Bill Williamson

Why TotalEnergies SE (NYSE:TTE) Is One of the Best ADR Stocks to Invest in?

We recently published a list of 12 Best ADR Stocks To Invest In According to Analysts. In this article, we are going to take a look at where TotalEnergies SE (NYSE:TTE) stands against the other best ADR stocks to invest in.

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HK Finance Chief Expects 50% Jump in Airport Capacity by 2035

Hong Kong International Airport's handling capacity will increase 50% by 2035, Financial Secretary Paul Chan said in his weekly blog.

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Refinancing a personal loan: Key benefits and how it works

Refinancing a personal loan involves replacing your existing loan with a new one offering better terms, such as lower interest rates, reduced EMIs, or extended repayment tenures. It's ideal for consolidating multiple loans,

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3 Mega-Cap Stocks to Buy Before They're Worth $1 Trillion

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GST assessment order served to old address is not valid service of order: Madras HC

Madras High Court held that assessment order served to old address instead of new address is not valid service of order. Accordingly, attachment order passed thereafter is quashed.

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Does tech have gender? Venture capitalist Priyanka Gill says femtech is the future

Priyanka, a venture partner of Kalaari Capital and group co-founder of Glamm Group, defined femtech as the technology that incorporates feminine.femtech, women in tech, female entrepreneurship, gender inclusive technology,

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How I'm setting my daughters up to have $1 million each by the time they turn 30

Brennan Schlagbaum explains how he and his wife are setting their daughters up for financial success through strong values and investment accounts.

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Will develop state by creating wealth, benefiting poor: Andhra CM Naidu

Addressing the local public, the CM promised to transform Rayalaseema into a horticulture hub, adding that special funds would be allocated for Rayadurgam municipality after formulating an action plan

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Where Will Block Be in 5 Years?

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Temasek among cornerstone investors for LeapFrog's latest fund

TEMASEK is among the cornerstone investors for the latest fund from LeapFrog Investments, a private equity firm that focuses on sustainability-related investments in emerging markets. Read more at The Business Times.

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The grim ghost of crypto future

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Two-pot retirement system: keep your hands out of this cookie jar!

A few extra rands to spend over the festive season should not come from your savings pot under the two-pot retirement system.

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What days will the SSDI payment be made for December 2024? These days you will receive disability benefits

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Warning over cybercrime surge in South Africa this holiday season

Cybersecurity experts are warning of a rise of Business Email Compromise schemes as the year draws to a close.

by: Bill Williamson

40 per cent of Ugandans live below the poverty line

Despite various poverty alleviation efforts, challenges such as corruption, inadequate financial literacy, and dependency continue to hinder progress

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The BIBF and Tamkeen launch Sales Graduate Development Programme for Bahraini job seekers

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RevFin eyes financing 2 mn vehicles, Rs 20k cr loan payment in 5 yrs: CEO

Electric vehicle financing digital platform RevFin is aiming to finance 20 lakh vehicles in the next five years, translating to loan disbursements of nearly Rs 20,000 crore, according to the company's founder and CEO Sameer Aggarwal.

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5-Day Working Week For All Bank Employees Likely From December

The long-standing demand for a 5-day work week in India's banking sector is nearing fruition. Currently, bank branches remain closed on second and fourth Saturdays, along with all Sundays. However, under the proposed system,

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Can you exceed your credit card limit? Pros, cons, and tips to manage it

Sat, November 30, 2024

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CBDT extends income tax return filing deadline for FY24 to Dec 15

Tax authorities have extended the income tax return filing deadline by another 15 days to December 15 for the financial year 2023-24.

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A boomer moved to Panama so her retirement would be more affordable. Now she's struggling to find a job and her dream is slipping away.

A boomer moved to Panama from California to save money. She said she's struggling to find work and relying on side hustles to pay the bills.

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December horoscope 2024: Know about career, health & relationship for your zodiac sign

December Horoscope 2024: December is a special month overall. It is a month of festivities - Christmas, New Year's Eve, and Winter Solstice makes it meaningful, joyful, and reflective. It is a good month for meditation and manifestation as well. Let's dive deep and see the December 2024 horoscope for all the zodiac signs.

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Universal healthcare - lessons from the past

My husband and I have begun to do our research to determine where we would like to retire. Bermuda is definitely high on the list, but there are several factors that are not ideal for retirees, one

by: Bill Williamson

'Not exactly a political powerhouse': Conservatives left scratching their heads at Trump's labor pick

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Tax Software vs a Tax Professional: Which Should You Choose?

How complex are your taxes? Here's how you can decide whether you can go the easy route or need the help of a pro.

by: Bill Williamson

Vietnam approves $67 billion high-speed railway project between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city

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India Inc thrilled over FinMin's proposal to hike FDI limit in insurance sector to 100%

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French finance minister says budget can still be improved

French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved, but stopped short of giving ground in a standoff with the far right over new concessions.

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Unlocking Africa's Economic Potential: Sean Michael Brehm On The Role Of Decentralized Edge And Quantum Computing

Africa, rich in natural resources yet hindered by infrastructure challenges, is poised for a technological revolution that could transform its role in the global economy. With the global commodities market set to grow significantly in the coming years,

by: Bill Williamson

TVS Holdings receives RBI approval for acquisition and change in management of Home Credit India Finance

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FM Sitharaman urges regional rural banks to onboard customers to digital services like mobile banking by Dec 2024

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JSW MG surges in sales: Is this the disruption electric car market needs?

In September, JSW MG Motor India, the newly minted joint venture between SAIC Motor, which is present in 100 countries, and Indian conglomerate JSW Group, launched the Windsor, an electric car that introduced battery as a service (BaaS).

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Real estate query: Leasehold vs Freehold Property - What's the difference and which is more beneficial?

A leasehold property is essentially a property that a lessee or tenant agrees to rent from a lessor for a predetermined period, while in freehold property, the owner has absolute and permanent ownership of both the land and the building.

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Ripple poised for New York approval of stablecoin, set to enter regulated US crypto market

The approval by the New York Department of Financial Services means that Ripple will be allowed to legally offer its stablecoin through a so-called limited purpose trust charter.

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Cyprus Business Now: tourism performance, government surplus, SME funding

Tourism revenue in Cyprus reached €454.1 million in September 2024, according to the statistical service's passenger survey. This marks a 6 per cent increase compared to September 2023, when tourism revenue stood at €428.

by: Bill Williamson

Tax Query: Long and short of residential capital gains tax

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Meet 9 influential Africans - Report

Africa is home to some of the brightest minds who have not only excelled in their respective fields but have also made

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Lombard Odier indicted in Switzerland for money laundering

Swiss prosecutors on Friday indicted private bank Lombard Odier and one of the firm's former employees for "aggravated money laundering", in a rare charge of such magnitude against one of Switzerland's biggest and oldest wealth managers.

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Help! I have a job and side hustle making Sh82,000 per month, yet I live hand-to-mouth

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18 Indian billionaires who built their wealth in Africa

Here are 18 Indian billionaires who turned Africa into their land of opportunity: Naushad Merali, Sunil Vaswani, Narendra Raval
Fri, November 29, 2024

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Govt to focus on inflation control, financial stability in FY26 budget

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Reeves swings her wrecking ball as more jobs go, mortgages rise and inflation returns

One type of business is set to boom, as a direct consequence of wrecker Reeves. Luke Johnson, chairman of bakery chain Gail's, said insolvency specialists were "rubbing their hands" at the prospect of a bumper year of company collapses. Reeves isn't the only problem, of course.

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FM distributes Rs 1,388 cr in loans at Darbhanga credit outreach programme

Union Finance Minister distributed five copies of the Constitution each in Maithili and Sanskrit to distinguished citizens

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Iowa tourism revenue hits record high, but workforce and sustainability challenges persist

Iowa's tourism industry reached a milestone in 2023, with visitor spending surpassing $7.3 billion—a 5.1% increase from 2022, according to the state's economic

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Business Lookahead: Not much calm, plenty of storm in store

From the impact of President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to impose steep tariffs on some of the United States' major trading partners to South Africa becoming the first African country to lead the G20,

Planting for Food and Jobs had potential but poorly executed - Dr. Duffuor

Former Finance Minister Dr. Kwabena Duffuor has described the government's planting for food and jobs as an initiative with good potential but poorly executed.

The article from GhanaWeb discusses Dr. Kwabena Duffuor's critique of the Ghanaian government's "Planting for Food and Jobs" (PFJ) initiative. Dr. Duffuor, a former Finance Minister, acknowledged that while the PFJ program had significant potential to boost agriculture and employment, its execution was lacking. He highlighted issues such as inadequate planning, poor implementation strategies, and insufficient support for farmers, which led to the program not meeting its intended goals. Dr. Duffuor emphasized the need for better policy frameworks, enhanced farmer education, and more direct support to ensure such initiatives succeed in the future. He also suggested that the government should learn from these shortcomings to improve future agricultural policies.

Read the Full Ghanaweb.com Article at:
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Planting-for-Food-and-Jobs-had-potential-but-poorly-executed-Dr-Duffuor-1962164