In this article, Susyn Wagner discusses how inflation can erode investment returns but also highlights opportunities in assets like real estate and commodities. She advises diversification and staying informed.
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The TSX was the clear star among North American equity indexes last month, moving nearly 5 per cent above its closing value at the end of July. Not only did it best the S&P 500, Dow and NASDAQ in August, it leads all of them in year-to-date and one-year performance. This has occurred despite the threats and imposition of tariffs from the U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration, and the recently muted response from the Canadian government.
Planning for the unexpected is something we all know we should do, but it’s often delayed until it’s too late. When I meet with clients, estate planning usually takes center stage. But what about planning for the “what ifs” while you’re still alive? In many ways, that’s even more important.
Equity indexes had a productive month. New all-time highs were reached several times by the TSX, S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. The Dow nearly achieved the same feat. The effects of President Donald Trump’s global trade war have not had significant effects on nations, yet. For major economies the negotiated or imposed tariffs have not been implemented, or have not been in-place long enough, for inflationary, employment and output effects to have materialized.
As your child prepares to take their next big step, whether they’re heading off to university, college, trade school, or entering the workforce, it’s natural to wonder if they’re truly ready for life on their own. Beyond academic and career planning, one of the most impactful ways you can support them is by helping them build a strong financial foundation. Even simple money lessons, shared at the right time, can have a lasting impact. Here are three essential lessons you can pass along to help them navigate early adulthood with confidence.
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