Ask a Planner

What do rising bond yields mean for Canadians?

When bond yields rise, the effects ripple through the rest of the economy, and Canadians should take note. ...

Retired Money

The CAPE ratio, the 4% rule, and retirement anxiety

What retirement experts have to say now about surviving an untimely market crash.

News

Canadian banks are racing to adopt AI, but hurdles remain

Banks are adopting AI for everything from customer service to lending, but scaling the technology safely remains a challenge.

ETFs

What are “.U” ETFs? A guide to Canadian-listed U.S.-dollar ETFs

Canadian-listed “.U” ETFs let investors put U.S. dollars to work without buying U.S.-domiciled funds, potentially offering advantages for tax...

Investing

BMO eliminates trading fees to compete with discount brokerages

BMO InvestorLine is dropping commissions and account fees as competition heats up among Canada’s digital investing platforms.

RESPs

RESP growth opportunities are well worth it, even if you start late

Starting an RESP early can maximize government grants and investment growth, but even a late start has benefits. Here’s...

ETFs

The best ETFs to pair with an asset allocation fund

Asset allocation ETFs are designed as all-in-one portfolios, but investors can strategically match them with other ETFs to add...

RESPs

How to adjust your RESP investing strategy as your child grows

Sponsored By

Embark

News

Canada’s big banks face a high bar for earnings

Canada’s big banks have seen their shares surge this year. Here’s what analysts expect from third-quarter earnings and what...