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December 2000
To
order the December 2000
issue, or any others, call
our single copy sales
department at (416)
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issues, or single articles
using the
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Contents
Features
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Raising the value of
corporate health
Employers must regard healthcare
expenditures as investments in the
business.
By Chris
Bonnett
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Breaking down the
barriers
Incidences of non-physical
disabilities such as depression are
soaring. There's a major role for
plan sponsors to play in preventing
these illnesses.
By Kathryn
Dorrell
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Annual Defined contribution
plan report
There's consolidation in the air as
BENEFITS CANADA delivers its eighth
annual defined contribution plan
report.
By Kathryn
Dorrell
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Straight
talk
Defined contribution plan members
are looking for more investment
options and advice.
By Lizabeth
Pirstl
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Power to the
people
The flexibility and portability of
DC plans has made them the pension
program of choice in the high-tech
sector.
By Adam Neal
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Strength in
numbers
Canadian plan mambers are becoming
increasingly litigious. Can plan
sponsors avoid this troubling
trend?
By Brett
Ledger
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To have and not
hold
Corporate marriages offer
potentially attrative returns with
low risk using merger
arbitrage.
By Robert
Parnell
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Behavioural Finance
101
DB plan trustees and DC plan
members sometimes make investment
errors. They're only human after
all.
By John
Gilfoyle
Departments
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Editorial
Have you hugged your broker
today?
By Kevin Press
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Insights
Educating plan sponsors about
stress; benefits trends for workers
in Toronto; and a Q&A with
financial planner Sandra
Forrester
By Andrea Davis
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E-poll
How long before Nortel reaches its
former high of $124.50 on the
TSE?
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Viewpoint
The money management industry is
nowhere near ready for T+1.
By Keith Martin
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Investment
strategies
With a rash of trading failures,
institutional investors are
bypassing the Toronto Stock
Exchange. Will other exchanges
become the preferred route to
market?
By Barbara Clapham
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Benefits
Trends
Talk of the new privacy legislation
is rippling through the benefits
community. Here's what it means to
you.
By Kathryn Dorrell
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The Law
Disabled war pensioners have won a
billion-dollar class action suit
against Ottawa. The case is an
important confirmation of the
Crown's fiduciary duty.
By Murray Gold
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Industry
Canada Life buys TD Canada Trust's
group business; pensioners sue
Royal Bank; and Sun Life acuires
interest in seclonLogic
By Andrea Davis
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People
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Pension
Options
Ottawa is finally cutting the
Canada Post pension plan loose. But
is a defined benefit arrangement
the appropriate solution?
By Dian Cohen
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