Retaining advisors is a balancing act
Compensation is often not the main reason that an advisor will switch firms
- By: Todd Humber
- November 9, 2022 November 9, 2022
- 10:50
Compensation is often not the main reason that an advisor will switch firms
The fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a gloomier economic outlook weighs on commodities
IG Wealth's latest index shows most Canadians expect a recession next year
The government is delaying implementation of rules that could affect advisors whose clients use aggressive tax planning
The deal would make Binance an even more dominant player in the cryptocurrency industry
Corporations could choose to reward shareholders through dividends instead
Paper proposes a fee for settlement failures in the government bond and Treasury markets
Bankruptcy and debt restructuring activity on the rise
The new feature accompanies an existing benefits search tool
There are now more retail options for defensive investors
Toronto-based firm provides insurance products and services to doctor clients
Thursday's market performance aside, "it's been a really strong three, four weeks"
Raw material, producer prices rise sharply due to energy products
Since late March, expectations have built that the U.S., Iran will avoid a worst-case scenario for the global economy
Regulators give exchanges more leeway on inter-listed securities
Regulator settles for censure for firm in WealthTek debacle
Organized South Asian gangs targeting business owners in Canada
It also wants to increase labour productivity by 3.3%
Interest rate on overdue tax will remain 7% in Q3
Term policies can have advantages over mortgage insurance
Firm founder Danny Popescu has vacated the role to become executive chair
Plus, TD Wealth VP moves into advisor role and appointments across the industry
Plus, Designed Wealth adds advisor and inaugural taxonomy and transition planning council named
Clarity for clients makes it easier to shop across carriers
At the same time, both fund types recorded positive net sales
The data also reveals Canadians' limited knowledge of cross-border investing tax implications