Why should you care about what the CIA does on an international front? Jason Malone, Chair of the International Affairs Council, explains why the world needs more CIA, praising its accomplishments as a good global citizen and sharing its ambition for the future.
Longevity annuities can be a useful tool in retirement planning. In line with this, the 2019 federal budget allowed for the purchase of advanced life deferred annuities (ALDAs). A recently completed CIA research paper takes a closer look at longevity annuities and how they fit in with Canada’s tax rules and retirement system. In this episode, we speak to Rui Zhou, ACIA, one of the paper’s authors...
The Actuarial Foundation of Canada aims to raise $225,000 to offer more programming and activities that promote financial literacy among young Canadians. Learn more about the Foundation’s vision and how you can help.
In this episode, we speak to Riley Dirks, ACIA, FSA, a recent graduate from University of Manitoba who achieved the unique accomplishment of completing all of his actuarial exams while still at university. We discuss his strategies for success, and his experiences entering the work force during a pandemic.
As we collect our thoughts for our actuarial memoirs about how we survived the pandemic of 2020, a question may arise as to how we met our professional obligations during these unsettling and unexpected times.
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