Register for the Canadian Financial Summit, October 18 to 21, and you’ll get access to the investing and money-management knowledge of more than 35 Canadian personal financial experts, including MoneySense’s own Lisa Hannam, Allan Norman and Michael McCullough.
UPDATE: All-access tickets cost $99, which includes the ability to stream all interviews and presentations—anytime—for life.
If you’ve attended the Canadian Financial Summit, check out the MoneySense guides referenced in our sessions.
What can you learn? Here are a few highlights from the segments featuring MoneySense contributors:
Michael McCullough
Top Canadian ETFs for This Year and Beyond
With so many ETF options available, it can be hard for investors to know what to put into their portfolios. MoneySense’s executive editor Lisa Hannam hosts as journalist Michael McCullough looks at the makeup of the ETF market and will share, based on MoneySense’s ETF All-Stars Report, the ETF products Canadians could consider buying today.
Allan Norman, MSc, CFP, CIM
All your FHSA questions answered
The first-home savings account is brand spanking new and Canadians have questions. In the similar format of MoneySense’s popular Ask A Planner column, executive editor Lisa Hannam will ask Certified Financial Planner Allan Norman real questions from Canadians about the FHSA, from what it is to where to open this account.
Lisa Hannam
Personal finance trends to plan for in 2023 and 2024
MoneySense executive editor Lisa Hannam and columnist Kyle Prevost work together on the popular column Making Sense of the Markets. It contextualizes headlines for Canadian investors, so together the duo will be looking at the headlines from the year and those to come, including interest rates, crypto (remember that asset?), employment, AI, GICs and so much more.
I have made suggestions to a friend about investing in Apple. Microsoft did. Basically a no brainer buy. He did ok. When I called him about Investing in AMD. I felt that there was something cooking between Compaq and AMD. He listened. He did even better with that trade. However he held on to the AMD processors. stock too long and did not maximise his profit. I told him he was too greedy and with good graphing he would have seen the time to sell. I am and was not a pro, but when I know the industry and follow the news. You can see things developing. I am sure these people in this meeting know what I am referring to. Looking forward to this and will invite my friends, Regards,