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January Market Insights: 2022 The Year of the Fed

In our January Market Insights, Chief Market Strategist Dr. James Thorne challenges previous predictions on the Federal Reserve’s game plan to reduce inflation, suggesting a more progressive path that may surprise the street in 2022.   Click here to read!

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How Cognitive Bias Can Affect Investing

“Why do investors sometimes fall into the trap of buying high or selling low? Why do many of us procrastinate in saving for retirement, despite knowing its importance? Behavioural economists have shown that cognitive biases can prevent us from making the best decisions.”   Click here to read more!

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Are You Checking Too Frequently?

It has been said that “successful investing should be more like watching paint dry.” Yet, for many investors today, the speed of change in the markets may be conditioning us to think otherwise. Are you checking your portfolio too frequently?   Click here to read the full article!

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Age Milestones: Do You Need to Take Action?

“Before each year end, we remind our readers that those who reach certain milestones need to consider their options in preparing for retirement. If you are nearing the following ages, take note of these considerations as you look to maximize your retirement savings.”   Click here to continue reading!

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The Season of Giving : Do good, feel good & benefit taxes

“Many Canadians make charitable donations of one sort or another. There are a variety of ways to make contributions, some of which may benefit you at the same time as the recipient organization.”   Click here to read the full article and find out different ways you can make contributions!

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In Brief: Withdrawing from the RESP

“With the return of autumn, many families may be turning their attention to school. If you have a (grand)child who has headed to college or university this fall, congratulations! Now is the time to take action and tap the fruits of your labour: the Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP).”  

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Inflation: How Has Purchasing Power Changed?

“Today, one of the most pressing questions in financial circles is whether inflation will become a problem, or if current inflationary pressures are temporary in nature as the central banks would like us to believe.”   Click here to read more!

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