Stock Market News for Investors: Fourth Quarter Earnings Arriving from Canada’s Big Banks – MoneySense

Sales totaled $9.80 billion, compared to $8.53 billion in the same quarter last year. The bank’s provision for credit losses for the quarter was $1.11 billion, compared with $1.03 billion a year ago. On an adjusted basis, Scotiabank says it earned $1.93 per diluted share in the latest quarter, compared to an adjusted profit of […]

RBI updates foreign bank exposure norms, LEF rules and credit reporting framework

The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday issued clarifications on the prudential treatment of exposures of foreign bank branches operating in India to their group entities, while announcing changes to the Large Exposures Framework (LEF) and intra-group transaction rules. | Photo credit: DANISH SIDDIQUI/Reuters The Reserve Bank on Thursday issued a clarification on the prudential […]

Why some dual-income couples feel invisible among friends with children

Image source: shutterstock.com You can love your friends’ kids, celebrate every milestone, and still walk away from gatherings feeling strangely invisible. The conversation keeps turning back to school, sleep schedules, and sports, and your wins or worries from the week barely get a cameo. It’s not that someone is trying to shut you out; it’s […]

9 social pressures DINK couples face during major holidays

Image source: shutterstock.com Major holidays can turn anyone’s life into a comparison table, and DINK couples are certainly part of that spotlight. You may walk into family gatherings feeling good about your routines, only to walk out wondering if you’re selfish, too independent, or “behind the curve.” Much of that discomfort comes not from what […]

14 Lifestyle Upgrades DINK Couples Enjoy Without Realizing Their Rarity

Image source: shutterstock.com When you’re used to living on two incomes and without children, it’s easy to view certain conveniences as “normal,” rather than realizing how rare they really are. You might not notice how your schedule, bank account, and energy levels look very different from those of friends who are juggling bedtime, childcare, and […]

IFFCO-TOKYO GIC partners with cooperatives to expand microinsurance for package, health and car insurance

Subrata Mondal, Managing Director & CEO, IFFCO-TOKYO GIC | Photo credit: IFFCO-TOKYO General Insurance Company, celebrating the silver anniversary of its foundation, said Thursday that it has collaborated with a number of cooperatives to distribute microinsurance for package policies. Established in 2000, IFFCO-TOKIO GIC is a 51:49 joint venture between Indian Farmers Fertilizer Co-operative (IFFCO) […]

RBI will announce a policy decision as markets eye a possible rate cut

RBI has kept the benchmark interest rate at 6.5% since February 2023 after raising it by 250 basis points during the tightening cycle. | Photo credit: FRANCIS MASCARENHAS The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will announce its monetary policy decision on Friday morning, after a three-day meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee that began on […]

Parents fear for their children’s financial future, but avoid money talk – MoneySense

Concern is high, conversations low During the teenage and young adult years, children begin to earn money and develop their first financial habits. But many parents worry these habits won’t be enough: 53% say they worry about their children’s financial future, and 71% say stress is affecting their own well-being. Despite these concerns, many do […]