The debate on the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) first rate cut is likely to start with 50 basis points (bps) given some softening in employment and inflation, or a more moderate pace which is in keeping with typical 25 bps patterns likely closer to their comfort zone.
Overspending during the care-free days of summer is a familiar pattern, but when the bills roll in with autumn, many will turn to their registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) for relief.
The recent market volatility may be the early days of pricing in a less-than-perfect economic landing.
As global equity markets struggle to make up lost ground, it’s important for long-term investors to look at the big picture.
2024 is proving to be a great year so far for Canadians who have diversified their portfolios beyond Canada.
After the horrific assassination attempt of former U.S. President Donald Trump, the odds of a Republican sweep in November have risen significantly.
You can position your portfolio to be prepared for the next Nvidia through market-weighted exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
For the average retirement investor with a good tax strategy, there are tools available to avoid paying a capital gains tax at any rate.
There’s plenty to love about this country on Canada Day weekend but a new report from Vanguard says we’re overdoing it when it comes to investing for our retirements.
Making investment decisions is largely about making a bet – not unlike betting on who might win the game tonight.
People tend to tune out in the summer but the markets never take a vacation.
Historically, the labour market is always the last part of the business cycle to break.
Provincial and territorial securities regulators are raising alarm bells over a spike in reports of financial abuse against Canadian seniors. What is most shocking is that it is often happening within families.
