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More than half cite retirement as their top financial goal, finds a report.
By Staff |November 7, 2017
1 min read
Your younger clients need help to understand their finances. A whopping 82% of young Canadians (18 to 34) feel they don’t have enough financial knowledge or investing smarts, a 2015 CIBC report revealed, while an August 2017 report from Moody’s Investor Service finds that Canadians owe $1.69 for every dollar of disposable income. Household debt […]
By Staff |November 1, 2017
2 min read
More than one-third of millennials surveyed in Alberta invest with advisors (35%), rather than exclusively managing their money online, finds ATB Investor Beat. That result might surprise you, considering ATB also found that the younger generation is more comfortable managing money online (43%) compared to gen X (27%) and boomers (22%). Millennials are also more […]
By Staff |October 26, 2017
Economic Indicators
If your clients are renters, they’re more likely to be over-stretched financially to keep a roof over their heads. That’s because almost 40% of renters captured in the 2016 census spent more than 30% of their average monthly income on housing, finds StatsCan. That figure is largely unchanged from 2011 and more than double the […]
By Staff, with files from The Canadian Press |October 25, 2017
4 min read
Insurance isn't only for those with dependants
By Sara Tatelman |September 14, 2017
5 min read
Minimum wage hikes potentially hurt the most vulnerable workers
By Staff |August 21, 2017
Despite making up a large proportion of insurance claims, many millennials assume travel risk
By Staff |July 19, 2017
Millennials want to look beyond debt repayment
By Staff |July 18, 2017
3 min read
Financially, millennials have a lot on their plates
By Staff |June 20, 2017
Estate Planning
Client profile Emily Salvatore, 29, and Nicole Franken*, 30, have been friends for two decades. Both women save about $9,000 of the $50,000 they make a year, but Emily’s job as a supply teacher is precarious. She’s been getting by on contracts for three years during a hiring freeze at the school board. Nicole is […]
By Susan Goldberg |May 12, 2017
6 min read
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