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Bank of Montreal (BMO) is a Canada-based company, which offers a wide range of personal banking services. The Company is engaged in providing a broad range of personal and commercial banking, wealth management, global markets and investment banking products and services to customers across Canada, the United States, and in select markets globally. The Company offers services, such as bank accounts, credit cards, mortgages, loans, investments, creditor insurance, and travel insurance. The Company’s segments include P&C, U.S. P&C, Total P&C, BMO Wealth Management, BMO Capital Markets, and Corporate Services. Its bank accounts include checking accounts, and savings accounts. Its credit card services include no fee, low interest, cash back, BMO Rewards, AIR MILES, travel, and lifestyle. Its credit cards include BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Card, BMO Ascend World Elite Mastercard, BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege Card, BMO Preferred Rate Mastercard and BMO CashBack Mastercard.


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Post by Teameeon Apr 11, 2022 10:31pm
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Post# 34595759

The Canadians will not be pleased if the change occurs here?

The Canadians will not be pleased if the change occurs here?https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/03/social-security-retirement-age-reaches-67-some-say-it-may-go-higher.html


LIFE CHANGES

Social Security’s retirement age is moving to 67. Some experts say that could go even higher

KEY POINTS
  • While many people hope to retire at 62, Social Security doesn’t pay full benefits until as late as age 67.
  • That normal retirement age could get pushed even higher based on how lawmakers choose to address the program’s solvency issues.
  • Here’s what those changes could mean for people in retirement or planning for it.
 
Westend61

Many Americans eagerly look forward to a time when they can stop working and officially set their status to “retired.”


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