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This short video explores how being aware of your cognitive biases and your belief system can shape your investment decision.

Preparing a will isn’t something most Canadians look forward to. Yet there are several good reasons why you shouldn’t procrastinate in getting your will prepared — especially when you consider how little it costs and the benefits that come with it.

[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.

Global stocks fell last Thursday morning (February 24, 2022) while bonds and oil rose as Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military attack on Ukraine, raising tensions in an area that was already on edge. Read more...

You may think of it as one single event, but retirement is a multi-stage process. Learning how to understand and plan for each can help you be more prepared.

Coinbase, the popular cryptocurrency exchange space, began trading shares on April 14. Forgoing the traditional IPO process, Coinbase did a direct listing on the NASDAQ. Here's why that's unusual, and what interested investors may want to know.

Especially prevalent amongst young professionals, lifestyle creep is a hurdle many face in saving for their short- and long-term goals.

The global economy led by the U.S. continues its gradual recovery—supported by economic reopening and COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Stronger consumption is expected through 2021 fueled by consumers with excess savings and pent-up demand for goods and services...

On April 19, 2021 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland delivered the first Federal Budget in more than 2 years. See the overview.

Despite our best efforts, fraud is not going away. That’s why it’s important to be aware—for yourself and for family members who may be more vulnerable to fraud.

While that ideal bottom of the market investment opportunity has passed, we’re still optimistic about the year ahead. There’s reason to believe that the economic environment in Canada, the U.S. and internationally will be much improved from 2020.

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.