According To The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Cities In Europe And Canada Are The Best To Live In
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Cities are constantly developing, whether as a result of the actions of authorities, entrepreneurs, or as a result of economic effects, e.g. urbanization. There are cities that are very attractive in every respect and are assessed annually by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). They will also sort out the cities that are the least attractive. Also, before the end of the year, it is worth taking a look at your finances, as well as familiarizing yourself with tax guidelines.
In this article:
- IMF in Argentina
- The list of Most Liveable Cities
- Partnership agreement
- Tips for tax bill
The activities of the IMF in Argentina are bearing fruit
Argenty not only has a reason to be happy because of winning the World Cup in football, but also an economic one.
The macroeconomic policy tightened since July is beginning to bear fruit – inflation is falling, the trade balance is improving, and reserve coverage is gradually strengthening.
The Board of the International Monetary Fund today completed the third review of Argentina's 30-month EDF agreement.
Argentina's agreement for a 30-month EFF, with access of SDR 31.914 billion (equivalent to USD 44 billion, or approximately 1,000 percent of the amount), was approved on March 25, 2022.
The government's programme, supported by the IMF, provides Argentina with balance-of-payments and budget support assistance, which is linked to the implementation of policies to strengthen public finances, combat persistently high inflation, improve reserve coverage and lay the foundations for sustainable and inclusive growth social.
The IMF Executive Board completed today the 3rd review of 🇦🇷 #Argentina’s Extended Fund Facility arrangement, which allows for an immediate disbursement of ~US$6 billion. https://t.co/vkQ4lS9vb5
— IMF (@IMFNews) December 22, 2022
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The list of Most Liveable Cities
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released their Global Liveability Index ranking of the top 10 best and 10 worst places to live in the world in 2022. The index scored 172 cities in five categories: culture, health care, education, infrastructure, and entertainment.
Access to health care, safety, infrastructure, access to culture and entertainment, as well as the opportunities offered by the city are important. According to this ranking, European and Canadian cities dominate the list of Most Liveable Cities
European and Canadian cities dominate the list of best places to live, according to the Global Liveability Index released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). https://t.co/uHmyOgVDNG (via @CNBCMakeIt) pic.twitter.com/ZpLXhtabvr
— CNBC (@CNBC) December 23, 2022
Credit Agricole and partnership agreement with the Italian Banco BPM
In order to become more articulating, the bank undertakes various cooperation. This year there was a lot of turbulence in various banks around the world, as well as a lot of collaborations.
On Friday, the French bank Credit Agricole signed a long-term bancassurance partnership agreement with the Italian Banco BPM
French bank Credit Agricole strikes bancassurance deal with Italy's Banco BPM https://t.co/4dFD2Ypmkr pic.twitter.com/02kIq8yKmy
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) December 23, 2022
Tips for tax bill
Taxes are very complicated, so it is very important to manage this bill in order not to expose yourself to bigger and unnecessary losses.
Tax Day may still be a few months away, but there are many actions you can take before that date to help manage your tax bill. In fact, some jobs shouldn't - or in some cases can't - wait until next year so as not to miss important tax opportunities.
Charles Schwab Corp's tips can help you manage your tax bill.
The end of the year is a great time for a portfolio review—and to evaluate your overall approach to saving and investing. Consider these five tax-smart steps now. https://t.co/FSoeEaJOHl
— Charles Schwab Corp (@CharlesSchwab) December 22, 2022
