As COVID-19 begins its slow spread across North America, we’ve seen all kinds of rapid, panic-stricken economic behaviours, from hoarding toilet paper to selling stocks as rapidly as possible. Investors have their finger on the button when it comes to the stock market, causing market volatility that, in turn, causes more reactivity. This is known…
Details(Not) Reacting to the Coronavirus Outbreak It’s been in the news since January and was declared a public health emergency by the World Health Organization on January 20th, but it’s only in the past few days that we’ve experienced shifts in our day to day activities because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Canada. Right now,…
DetailsAccording to a recent survey, many Canadians feel very anxious about debt and credit card payments after the holiday season. That’s why January is the perfect time to dive into your finances and create some peace of mind for the year ahead. Creating a plan with a financial advisor can help you pinpoint areas for…
DetailsAccording to the Fraser Institute, Canadian families spent more on taxes in 2018 than on clothing, food, and housing combined. Tax planning is one of the single most effective ways to save money. Here are a few strategies you can use to get the most out of your upcoming tax return. Be sure to…
DetailsThe RRSP Contribution Deadline is Coming Up on Feb 29th What does it mean for you, and how can you maximize your savings & investments? RRSPs are a highly misunderstood investment tool in the financial world. Like any investment vehicle and strategy, there are pros and cons, but for the majority of people, they’re…
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