Category: Financial Literacy
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Free Advice Can Cost You a Fortune Be Wary of Free Advice These days, many people are focusing more on their finances, and with good reason. Rising costs, increased job insecurity and the prospect of funding decades of retirement living are just some of the factors that might keep you up at night. How can…
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Understanding Investment Fees Building wealth is essential when trying to reach important financial goals, be it funding a child’s education, buying a home or enjoying a comfortable and meaningful retirement. Working with an investment advisor is often a good way to save more money, achieve greater tax efficiency and grow long-term wealth through investing. However,…
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Getting Financially Fit for Your Newborn’s Arrival Having a child is an exciting time in life. Before the baby arrives, it’s useful to think about your finances, since raising a child can be both incredibly rewarding and very expensive. While each family is different and costs will vary, the average Canadian family spends almost $300,000…
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Are you preparing your kids for future financial literacy, the ability to understand and manage money effectively? During your child’s life, you will love them unconditionally and make it your priority to provide them with the resources they need to grow up healthy, smart and successful. Financial literacy skills are what help you, and will…