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National
Post personal finance
columnist Jonathan Chevreau will be at the Financial Forum
on Friday, Jan. 28, 2005 to speak on the top ten investment
ideas he likes for 2005. Refer to our show page highlighting
last year's Financial Forum, where Jon addressed the 7
myths of retirement. [www.TheBoomer.com]. The National
Post is a major sponsor again this year for the top financial
event of the 2005 RRSP season. In addition to the National
Post's booth, Jon will be conducting interviews for Internet
TV and radio segments of the exhibitors, speakers and
attendees.
TheBoomer.com discussion forums - Wealth, Wisdom and Well
Being - will be conducting a survey to find out what financial
consumers really want from the industry. This is an opportunity
to take the pulse of a sometimes overwhelming and confusing
financial marketplace.
Jon's half-hour presentation evolved from a column written
in October, when an editor asked him to identify a few
investments he liked, rather than disliked.
The top ten are not all what you may think: his number
1 recommendation is a paid-for home.
Number 10 is gold.
Watch for follow-up columns in the Post and also the associated
discussions raging in the popular Wealth forum.
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Outlook 2005
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Today
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Manager,
CGI Group Inc. |
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Advanced
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Natan Aronshtam, Partner, Deloitte |
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Getting
Into the U.S. Market & the U.S. Federal Government
Frank Dickson, Director of Advanced
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Voice
Over IP: The Coming Communications Revolution
Jamie Sura, VP sales, Ontario Region,
Bell Canada
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Attraction
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Gail Evans, President, Wynford Group |
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Reaching
The Investment Community
Michel Leduc, Vice President &
Area Manager, Business Development Bank of Canada
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Economic
Outlook For 2005
Derek Holt, Assistant Chief Economist,
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Labour
Market Trends for High Tech Paul
Swinwood, Executive Director, Software Human Resources
Council |
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