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To attract experienced and quality investors to invest in local businesses, the New Zealand Government has created a new category of investor immigrant visas. The new Active Investor Plus Visa category replaces the existing Investor 1 and Investor 2 visa categories. Eligibility criteria for the New Zealand Active Investor Plus Visa category include an investment of at least US $ 5 million, of which only 50%  can invest in listed equities. "There are so many great companies in New Zealand that have established themselves in the global market. Our government aims to help these companies grow into  more successful global brands. And renewing investor visa settings is an important part of our strategy to attract quality investors, "said Stuart Nash, Secretary of State for Economic and Regional Development. The  visa will open on  September 19, 2022.  Investor 1 and Investor 2 visa applications will not be accepted after  July 27, 2022. The government said...

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The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is getting a boost in 2022 and payments have gone up already.  In a video message shared on Wednesday, July 20, PM Justin Trudeau confirmed that CCB payments had increased effective "today."     It means eligible families across Canada will receive more money from the federal government to help with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age.   In the clip, Trudeau says the tax-free monthly payment is for things like food, after-school activities, clothing and "whatever your growing family needs."    He adds that the benefit has been able to support hundreds of thousands of kids across the country, after the feds "stopped sending child benefit checks to millionaires and focused on the people who really need that support."    The CCB is going up as planned to bring it in line with the cost of living in Canada, which continues to rise following the COVID-19 pandemic. When the government's $ 8.9 billio...