Client Letter Q1 2024
Here's a deeper look at the factors at play to start the year.
Here's a deeper look at the factors at play to start the year.
This blog will share a few podcasts that are all about the Canadian economy.
Dealing with a person's estate is no easy matter. Here's an introduction to this important legal process.
The markets have been volatile recently because inflation has not declined as expected, and interest rates remain high. Investors had thought central banks would have started discussing interest rate cuts by now, but that has yet to happen.
It’s been a tough couple of years for bond investors. Central bank’s near-zero interest rate policies have switched to rapid interest rate increases. Which has led to material declines in the bond portion of most portfolios.
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The first quarter (Q1) of 2023 was a rollercoaster ride for investors. Market volatility unfolded following U.S. and European banking turmoil, and interest rates and inflation climbed—evoking investor fears about financial stability.
[Solutions for Financial Planning] Higher prices can chip away at your savings, so position your money to stay a step ahead. Watch this video to learn more!
Why do we invest in the markets? Macan Nia, Co-Chief Investment strategist at Manulife Investment Management, explains
The baby bears mean a bear market outside of a recession, while a big bear is a bear market that occurs in a recessionary environment. For the 15 bear markets since 1950, eight classify as big bears, while seven of them classify as baby bears.