Knowledge is power
November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada. Now in its 10th year, this initiative aims to help Canadians better manage their money and debt, save for the future, and learn about the resources available to them.
November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada. Now in its 10th year, this initiative aims to help Canadians better manage their money and debt, save for the future, and learn about the resources available to them.
You may have years of experience living with each other but in this upcoming chapter of retirement it’s important to consider a few factors that will help you maintain a healthy and beneficial relationship with your spouse or partner.
Does the upcoming election mean it's time to reassess your portfolio? A historical look at presidential elections & the stock market can help you decide.
Here’s a look at some of the issues that made their mark this quarter.
Will colleges be open for in-person instruction in the fall? This is a question many incoming students are currently facing.
As the economy starts to recover, more and more people are looking for a job. When it comes to hiring new talent, find strong candidates with these 8 interview tips.
The stock markets in 2020 have resembled riding a wild roller coaster for investors. Despite a very weak economic outlook earlier in the year due to uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, major global stock markets have recovered most of their losses for the year.
Handling investments during a volatile stock market is stressful. Consider these financial stress-management tips before letting investment anxiety get the best of you.
[Manulife Investment Management] Timing the market means buying or selling based on trying to predict economic trends. While it may seem like an easy enough concept, using this technique isn’t a winning investment strategy.
COVID has presented us with some additional responsibilities. With self-isolation and social distancing still a part of our daily lives, one of the most important activities many of us are managing is the care of our elders. Some are confined to their home and have limited access to the freedoms we typically take for granted. Our elders are facing many challenges including accessing financial assistance, on-going medical care and how to stay active and healthy in an environment that restricts movement. We have found some resources we think may help our community assist our more vulnerable.
During COVID-19 and after the pandemic crisis subsides, our friends and family will be faced with the aftereffects in many areas of their lives. If someone you know requires guidance, access to learn a new skill or need financial assistance, there are many organizations that can help. Here are a few we have found that might be of help to someone you know and care about.
As the Coronavirus pandemic continues, it can be difficult to process ongoing changes related to social distancing, economic turbulence and the deluge of information coming at us.