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Finances in Canada: Banking on the law. |
May 11, 2008 - 07:31 PM |
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| For a long time, it's been the dirty little secret among rich people and corporations: Middle-class people pay taxes. The rich have secret offshore bank accounts. -- Lucy Komisar |
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Some time ago CollectCorp Inc., a "popular" collection agency, stopped maintaining its website and eliminated it altogether. Are they hiding from people? Their url used to be: www.collectcorp.com
As a result, we've compiled resources here to contribute to your ongoing quest to discover who or what CollectCorp is. This is a work-in-progress; if you come across anything we haven't, please post a comment with your discovery or email us. We take no responsibility for the accuracy of this information, as it has been pieced together from several websites and is assumed to be accurate, although not necessarily up-to-date.
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"In fact", Fogal insists, "as pointed out by the Committee on Economic and Monetary Reform, the return to the use of the Bank of Canada as originally intended is not an option, but a stark necessity. Without the Bank of Canada, the speculative bubbles on which the end of the statutory reserves and their further deregulation have made possible will lead this country to the most devastating financial bust yet experienced. In addition to making it possible to finance essential government investment in physical and human capital, use of our Bank of Canada would bring our banks back to responsible banking which the country stands in need of."
From the Canadian Action Party
Note: Press Release: June 7, 2004.
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How well do in-house collection departments and subsequently hired collection agencies follow Canadian Law while operating in our country?
Note: Preview of an article to come wherein companies will be identified, agents named, and our names revealed.
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Our popular culture, with its presumably liberal media, provides opportunity to examine how language reinforces economic belief-systems.
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On the whole, an informed public, political body, and corporate sector would more ably reward the best collection agencies with increased marketshare at the expense of those agencies who prove themselves unable to work efficiently under Canadian Law.
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