Counterpoint: a very large fraction of the population is one unexpected bill away from insolvency. It doesn't seem unreasonable to impose a similar fear on corporations for actual criminal activity.
Yes, that's me saying that a corporation breaking the law should have to legitimately consider closing it's doors. In some cases, forced closure should be part of the actual penalty.
I thought pensions and RRSPs were supposed to pay for retirement.
Housing is for living in. Maybe some small- and medium-sized business in rental housing because not everyone wants to own.
But investment commodity or retirement vehicle? Sounds dangerous!