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The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in at 3.7% annualized, down from 3.9% in January. Most categories showed marginal improvement, with the exception of an increase in transportation costs, specifically insurance and airline prices....
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With the transition of the baby boomers – the largest age cohort in Canada1 – to retirement, many are thinking about their retirement and estate plans and options to transfer wealth across generations....
The Canadian economy was slightly stronger than expected last quarter, growing at 1% (annualized)....
As we exit a turbulent economic cycle, a sustained upswing should be just around the corner. Now is the time to explore the key trend on the verge of becoming a global boom....
The 2023 tax filing season is upon us, and uncertainty remains about the trust reporting rules. Many Canadians may still be wondering: Do I have a trust and not know it?...
Individuals commonly leave their loved ones, such as their spouse and/or children, as executor of their estate....
The latest Canadian jobs report showed moderate progress with a headline figure of 37,000 new jobs, yet the underlying details present a mixed picture: most positions were part-time and in the public sector....
As anticipated, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) maintained the status quo on interest rates. They acknowledged the solid pace of economic activity of late, showing that the balance between employment and inflation targets is improving....
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