Financial Considerations in Canada

Financial Considerations Canada is one of the world's wealthiest nations, due largely to its huge size and abundance of natural resources. According to the World Bank, Canada has a GDP of US$ 1,821 billion in 2013 (growing annually at 1.7%), which works out at US$ 52,200 per capita. Inflation is 1.5% in terms of the consumer price index (CPI) and 1.7% in terms of the GDP deflator.

Sections in FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CANADA:

» Money Transfers for Expats in Canada
» Foreign Exchange for Expats in Canada
» Banking for Expats in Canada
» Pensions for Expats in Canada
» Investment for Expats in Canada
» Wealth Management for Expats in Canada
» Property Investment for Expats in Canada
» Insurance for Expats in Canada

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