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Boil Water Advisory for Hay River

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By James Locke
| hayriver.com
Public Notice – Please note that the Chief Environmental Health Officer has issued a boil water advisory for Hay River and the serviced area due to high turbidity (“muddy water”). Source waters are typically more turbid after spring river breakup. Please see Health’s FAQ for information about boil water advisories. https://www.hss.gov.nt.ca/…/frequently-asked-questions More information on water advisories can be found at: https://www.hss.gov.nt.ca/en/services/boil-water-advisories
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What the US Could Learn From Australia’s Retirement Savings System

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By James Locke
| Morningstar
When President Donald Trump told reporters in December that his administration was looking “very seriously” at Australia’s retirement savings system, he gave new political energy to a debate that has simmered in policy circles for years. Australia’s superannuation program—a compulsory, employer-funded savings system that now holds roughly AUD 4.5 trillion—is routinely cited as a model the US should emulate.
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Hidden Fees, Hidden Dangers: Why a House-Passed Plan Threatens Investor Protection

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By James Locke
| Morningstar
The US House recently passed a bill that would allow registered investment companies to exclude business-development company fees from their disclosures of acquired fund fees and expenses, which, we believe, would be a detriment to investors. While proponents frame the proposal as facilitating capital access for small businesses, others believe that it would have a negative impact on investors by undermining the fee transparency they depend on to make informed decisions.
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