Зарплата в Kанаде

[Ivan.Galv]

Ну я не шибко толерантен к фразам в духе "Я финансист с хотелками хорошо устроиться, и вот вангую Вам свои финансистские апокалиптические прогнозы". У людей какбе есть право не согласиться, но а то что эти прогнозы завязаны на профессиональные качества топикстартера - так он сам их так под удар поставил, все равно что голову засунул под несущийся поезд...

[AlexAA]

при следующем кризисе 2-3 перестанут существовать так точно, вместе с вашими сбережениями. один из них помойму Scotiabank сейчас уже не припомню.

Хочу Вам заметить, что банковские вклады в Канаде - защищены гос-ом.
http://www.cdic.ca/en/about-di/what-we- ... fault.aspx
What's Covered?
Notice: The Government of Canada has proposed changes in Budget 2018 to modernize and enhance CDIC deposit protection. These changes would take effect after they are approved by Parliament. Until then, the current coverage rules apply. We will update our website at such time as changes take effect.

We insure eligible deposits at each member institution up to a maximum of $100,000 (principal and interest combined) per depositor per insured category.

To be eligible for deposit insurance, deposits must be payable in Canada and in Canadian currency. We do not cover foreign currency deposits including US dollars.

Не уверен есть ли такая же система в Израиле. Были там всякие страшные исстории, когда разорился то-ли Дисконт, то ли ещё какой-то банк, так смутно припоминаю скандал с Риконати семьёй в 80-ых , которая проиграла вклады всех вкладчиков... Вам наверное, эта исстория - лучше известна...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Isra ... ock_crisis
During the 1970s, Bank Hapoalim, and its dominant manager, Yaakov Levinson, began attempting to control the bank's stock price on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. To this end they recommended to their customers to invest in the bank's stocks by fraudulently providing guarantees that the prices of shares in the banks would rise indefinitely.[1] These investments allowed the bank to increase its available capital for investments, loans, etc. The bank also gave out generous loans to allow the customers to continue their investments, also profiting from the interest.
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Due to these reasons, the banks believed they could act as they pleased, without fearing the consequences. The banks used the adjustments to get "easy money" by issuing more and more stocks, until, during the 1980s, the banks' stocks accounted for more than 90% of all issued stocks in the stock market. They used the capital thus gained to give out loans and invest, often without due inspection of the debtor's creditworthiness. Also, the banks grew exponentially, building hundreds of new branches and hiring thousands of new employees. The banks' managers paid themselves lavish salaries, and expended money based on the banks' nominal profits, completely unrelated to their real profits.
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During those years the public trust in the Minister of Treasury's promises was non existent. Most of the public assumed the Minister would lie at any time, and gave no attention to his statements. Most of all, Aridor's denial made it clear that at this point the public was dictating the government's moves.
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The immediate consequences of the crisis were the loss of a third of the public's investments in them, the acquisition of the banks by the government, at a total cost of $6.9 billion (for reference, Israel's entire GDP in 1983 was about $27 billion), and the nationalization of the major banks (Leumi, Hapoalim, HaMizrachi, Discount, and Clali).

Executives of each of the banks were convicted of criminal charges. Raphael Recanati of Discount Bank and Mordechai Einhorn of Bank Leumi were both sentenced to 8-month prison terms.[3] Recanati's sentence was suspended on appeal when one of five charges was quashed.[4] As part of the settlement, the controlling interest in Discount Bank, as well as the other banks, was ceded to the government
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The government later sold some of the banks to private investors, selling Bank Hapoalim in 1996, and HaMizrachi in 1998. The government also sold a major part of its stock in Leumi bank in 2005, and of Discount in 2006

а вот это мне больше всего понДрацвилось - ничего не напоминает ?
Later Aridor met with the banks' managers, who demanded the government limit the public's purchases of US Dollars, and allow it only for plane tickets. They assumed that without an option to save the money themselves, due to the high inflation, the public would be forced to invest in the banks' stocks. Even if their thesis was correct, one can assume such a move would only fuel the panic, and exacerbate the current crisis.

я ещё помню, как в моё время ватики ходили к банку "бен-леуми ха-ришон" в натании - там у входа стояли толстые грузинские дедушки, потирали большой и указательный палец - бормоча под нос - "доларИм- доларИм" - и прдавали-покупали валюту, прям как фарцовщики времён затоя в СССР.
Ватики скупали 100-ню долларов на каждую зарплату - пусть лежит, говорили они - а то шекель в 5 минут прикроется и останешся ни с чем... Сильно они не доверяли шекелю после того что израильские банки с ними сделали...

[sierte]

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AlexAA, что делать остальным у кого больше 100 кусков? В любом случае я представление получил. Вопрос с канадой снят. Тему можно почистить/удалить.

[AlexAA]

Я рад, что нам удалось уговорить вас не ехать в Канаду за деньгами.
За деньгами - едут к нашему южному соседу, если смогут..
Удачи вам.

[SvetlanaG]

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