FP Canada posts positive 2024–25 results as fee revenue grows
Education program fees increased by 38%
- By: Michelle Schriver
- November 3, 2025 November 3, 2025
- 14:26
Education program fees increased by 38%
Canadian insurers sold 481,000 life and health contracts last year
Questbank will join other fintechs pushing into banking space
It’s the firm’s second acquisition in a matter of months
Prescribed rate to remain at 3% for third consecutive quarter
RRSP dollar limit also announced
Plus, CI Assante and Harbourfront score advisory teams
Canadians' average inflation-adjusted income declined 0.3%
Carney's first federal budget is set to be unveiled on Nov. 4
Proxy advisory firms consults on planned changes to benchmark policies
Middle-class tax cut will adversely affect fewer than 1% of single and couple tax filers
Both equities and fixed-income assets drove the gains
Mobile company employee disclosed data to crypto scammers
Findings put bank branches’ proprietary shelves back in the spotlight, highlight lack of MER knowledge
Eligibility rates declined across the Prairie provinces
IT and operations EVP Julie Lévesque to step into new role
$597-million transaction has been approved by regulators
U.S. and Singapore-based investors will lead the financing
Employment growth stalls as businesses react to uncertainty
Young workers sue pension giant, claiming it's failing future retirees
Changes intended to take place by spring construction season
"Factually novel" case involves off-duty conduct
Zhao has deep ties to a crypto venture that the president and his sons launched in September
Average Canadian family office wealth is US$2.1B, study finds
The move follows downsizing at Scotiabank and TD Bank, earlier this year