Sell in May?
BMO challenges the old “Sell in May and go away” mentality. This and more in the daily roundup.
baby boomers
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Avoid the retirement drift
Blogger and expert in the fields of aging and personal finance, Lee Ann Davies warns against a moving target retirement date.
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Boomerang costs
A new poll finds more than half of boomer parents are spending $100-$300 a month subsidizing their adult children.
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ETF price war
Ultra-cheap ETFs have arrived in Canada thanks to new U.S. players.
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Two prominent boomers reach their Findependence Day
Bank of Montreal’s chief economist Sherry Cooper and Mercer actuary Malcolm Hamilton are gearing up for retirement on their own terms.
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Boomer inheritances
Rising life expectancies mean baby boomer windfalls are coming later and roughly at retirement age.
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Is retirement overrated?
Images of smiling silver-haired couples on sun-kissed beaches don’t reflect reality. Today, retirement is not about a permanent vacation: it’s about having control over your time.
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Boomer re-branding
Why half of Canadian boomers have caught the entrepreneurial bug.
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Boomer trade-offs
The majority of baby boomers would prefer to work longer if it meant a more comfortable retirement.
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Richest Americans
The rich mostly got richer in 2012 thanks to rebounding stock, real estate and art prices, according to the annual Forbes 400 list.
