National Post - Financial Post Magazine - 2014-04-01

• People are living longer, but they often forget one key plank in planning: insurance.
• Just because a company dies doesn’t mean it’s not worth rebooting in a different guise.
• Toronto’s Ursa sticks close to home for its meat and mixology.
• Ian Russell hopes a sense of balance will help as chair of the Internatio­nal Council of Securities Associatio­ns.
• How much of a housing correction will it take to make you change your mind about selling?
• It’s time policymake­rs realized pipelines, not railcars, are the cheapest and safest way to transport oil.
• Fixing Canada’s national tax system will require unexpected political enlightenm­ent.
• Big natural disaster costs are on the rise and that’s taking its toll on insurance companies.
• The federal government continues to alleviate the paperwork for small businesses.
• The implosion of Heenan Blaikie was due to a lack of governance, not money.
• Is the much-touted Great Rotation from bonds to stocks really happening?
• Tax systems should be judged on more than just how they redistribu­te wealth.
• Never forget marketing expenses when starting a new business.
• STAYING SAFE
• SCOTT WATSON
• CHRIS DOLEMAN

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