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AI to drive new economic paradigm and new era of investing

Nov 21, 2024 - Alfred Lam

Experienced money managers have seen many investment trends evolve, but nothing compares to AI. Explore the great shift this mega-trend is creating in modern investing....

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I’ll be gone anyway, so why plan my funeral?

Nov 05, 2024 - Valerie Markidis

Thinking about your own death may be uncomfortable, but here’s why prearranging your funeral and sharing your wishes with loved ones is a good idea....

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Diversification working on a comeback

Oct 28, 2024 - Stephen Lingard

The 60/40 portfolio took a hit over the past few years, but diversification isn’t down for the count. As monetary policy continues to shift, look out for a comeback!...

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Why you should watch out for phishing, smishing and vishing

In the first six months of 2023, 21,299 Canadians lost more than $283 million to reported fraud. Make sure you and your family stay alert when using your computer, phone or another device....

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Have you named a trusted contact person?

If you haven’t already given us the name of a “trusted contact person,” read why naming one now could help you in the future....

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Ways to save for a child’s education

Learn how to save for a child’s or grandchild’s education beyond a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) — either to accumulate more savings or gain extra flexibility....

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Spring clean your beneficiary choices

It’s common to think of beneficiary or legatee designations as done once and done forever. Learn why it’s important to review your designations and when to make a change....

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Meeting multiple goals with a TFSA

It’s often desirable to dedicate a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) to meeting a single goal. However, TFSAs can also be structured to achieve multiple financial objectives....

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Do you and your parents have powers of attorney?

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Prepare your children for financial responsibility

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Prepare your children for financial responsibility

Youth who develop financial literacy at home will manage money better once they leave. Find out about four principles and practices you can help them acquire....

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Do you and your parents have powers of attorney?

It’s a common misconception that if a person loses the ability to manage their finances, their spouse or child can automatically take over. Learn the truth of the matter....

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The Value of Advice

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