Income, wealth gaps increased in 2025
The net worth of the top 20% averaged $3.5 million per household
- By: Jonathan Got
- April 13, 2026 April 13, 2026
- 10:39
The net worth of the top 20% averaged $3.5 million per household
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Tipster denied payout after first alerting media, prompting SEC investigation
Wall Street hopeful as broader ceasefire appears to be holding
Product options, focus on planning add to last year's sales momentum
The Calgary-based asset manager negotiated with its lender to buy more time to repay its debt
The May crude oil contract dropped US$1.30 to US$96.57 per barrel
Tribunal to consider settlement with Liquidnet over allegedly faulty controls
Plus, new emerging market, target-date and tech funds, and a raft of fund changes
Plus, Designed Wealth adds advisor and inaugural taxonomy and transition planning council named
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Current challenge deals with levies imposed under the Trade Act of 1974
Many trusts may need to amend 2024, 2025 tax returns
High earners feeling the effects, but have more capacity to absorb rising costs
Recent economic data reveals the impact of energy price shock
If the U.S.-Iran talks are successful, the war could end up being only a temporary setback for the global economy
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Regulator sets out vision for fostering financial innovation
Lawsuit makes claims on behalf of primary, secondary market investors
That's more than double the $184M deficit the government tabled last spring
The update will factor in promises made since the fall, including a boost to the GST benefit
Speaking at the bank's AGM, Thomson also said Scotia will disclose its energy supply ratio later this month
McIntyre to start a new role later this month
Plus, appointments at Sun Life, Connor, Clark & Lunn, Sapling Financial and more
Plus, EQB gains talent, Fiera CEO on medical leave, and a leadership transition at Hazelview
Investors are looking to exit from funds in droves during "a period of heightened negative sentiment"
The lack of a structured follow-up when a client changes hands can leave the policyholder vulnerable
Gold prices, equity markets drove strong seg fund sales but couldn’t prevent net outflows in 2025