Be prepared to mount a strong case that you deserve more money. And don’t get emotional when discussing money with your employer
If your debts are overwhelming, there are a couple of ways to get your financial life back in order. And the sooner you take action,…
The intent to give to charity often is altruistic, but there can be a financial payoff in supporting charitable causes
“Robo-advisors” typically invest your assets in a portfolio of exchange-traded funds, then rebalance your portfolio automatically
With returns on traditional fixed-income investments difficult to come by in a low interest rate environment, tax efficiency is becoming an increasingly important component in…
Jamie Golombek, managing director of tax and estate planning with CIBC Wealth Strategies Group, reviews some of his major yearend tax planning tips
There are tax credits for investing in labour-sponsored investment funds, but most individual investors should steer clear
Managing your debt properly can help you become debt-free sooner
As emerging countries continue to mature and expand their domestic economic base, more diversified investment opportunities are becoming available
You should have the equivalent of about three to six months of your net income set aside so that you can cope with unforeseen events
Five questions to ask during your first meeting with a financial advisor
Most ETFs track the returns of stock market indices, but some newer varieties are actively managed
Owning a cottage is not for everyone. Why not rent one for a few summers to see if you’re cut out for cottage life
Bernard Naumann, President & CEO of Munich Re, Canada (Life) has been elected Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Life and Health…