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Guide for Canadians Applying for Japan’s Digital Nomad Visa

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Qualified Canadians who love Japanese culture or wish to leave Canada can now apply for Japan’s newly introduced digital nomad visa. Following Indonesia, Portugal, Spain, and Italy, Japan has become the latest country to launch such a visa, allowing foreigners to live and work remotely with their spouses and children for six months. Earlier this…

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Open banking could be coming to Canada. Here’s what you need to know

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Big changes could be coming to Canada’s banking system, creating new opportunities for Canadians to control and streamline how they manage their money, but also giving rise to new cybersecurity needs. Here’s a look at what open banking, a set of financial policies adopted abroad and proposed for as soon as next year by the…

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Is it worth get the CFA ESG?

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The topic of ESG has recently become very popular, and there are numerous qualifications and certificates related to ESG. Those who are interested in ESG certificates must have come across many introductions on various platforms about ESG, sustainable development, green themes, and more. ESG is a relatively new concept, and everyone is exploring it, but…

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The Canadian government has announced a deficit increase from 200 million to 15.1 billion over the span of seven months

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The federal government’s budget deficit during the period from April to October this year amounted to 15.1 billion. In October alone, it reached 7 billion, while for the same seven months last year, the deficit was 200 million. The Federal Ministry of Finance stated in its monthly fiscal monitoring that the budget deficit of the…

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Small businesses call for CEBA loan extension as repayment deadline approaches

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As the deadline to repay pandemic loans and receive partial forgiveness approaches, small businesses are still hoping the federal government will reverse course and extend it for another year. Nearly 900,000 organizations applied for and received a Canada Emergency Business Account loan during the COVID-19 pandemic. The federal program offered up to $60,000 in interest-free…

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BMO offer Credit line for business to help pay off CEBA Loan

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Some business owners have opted to explore alternatives to the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan and have turned to Bank of Montreal (BMO) for a pre-approved Line of Credit (LOC). While this option provides them with a way to replace the CEBA loan, it comes with a higher interest rate, exceeding 14%. （BMO Prime+7.5%），you…

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