Markets will fall. The question is whether you planned for it. There are very few guarantees in investing. But here is one: at some point, your portfolio will go down. That is not pessimism. That is normal market behaviour. For someone still working, a market drop may be uncomfortable, but it usually does not affect […]
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For corporation owners in Canada, investing can get complicated quickly. You may have retained earnings in your company. You may have RRSPs, TFSAs, non-registered accounts, corporate investment accounts, holding companies, insurance strategies, and a growing list of “opportunities” being presented to you. And as your business grows, people may start to assume your investment strategy
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AI is changing the market. Should investors be worried? AI has become one of the biggest conversations in investing. Some investors look at the market and think, “This is too expensive.” Others look at AI and think, “This could change everything.” Both can be true. The U.S. stock market has become heavily influenced by large
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When the Math and the Mind Disagree Few financial debates get people more worked up than this one: Should you invest or pay down debt? On paper, the math seems simple. If your investments grow faster than your interest rate, invest. If not, pay down debt. But in real life, it’s never that clean. As
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