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In 2009 the Air Canada pension plans were short $2.9 billion despite the fact between 2004 and May 2009 the company had pumped $1.7 Billion into the plan.
In 2009 the Air Canada pension plans were short $2.9 billion despite the fact between 2004 and May 2009 the company had pumped $1.7 Billion into the plan.
Now they are requesting money from Canadian taxpayers. With Ministers, high level officials senior government officials and Members of Parliament. All of whom have gold-plated pensions funded by you.
What do you think their response was? I you know please send me an update.
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ReplyDeleteYes it is very interesting.I am waiting for the best answer.Do you know?To become a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme, or QROPS, a pension scheme must apply to and be approved by HMRC. A list of QROPS that have consented to have their names published is available on the HMRC website and is regularly updated.Visit here to know more: Qrops
ReplyDeleteBill Tufts stated today on CBC Newsworld that retired public servants can expect about $12,000 in CPP. That is incorrect. Only the top paid public servants can expect that level in CPP income after retirement.
ReplyDeleteBill Tufts is associated with the Fraser Institute,a right-wing think tank, His views on pensions reflect that point of view. He is not an objective expert as he pretends to be. The Harper government has already made changes to the federal public service pension plan along the lines of what Bill Tufts wants.
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