The healthcare and housing sectors are performing particularly well in America.
Many Canadians say bad economic news has them discouraged about retirement, said Fidelity Investment’s Peter Drake. Advisors need to help clients put macroeconomic issues into context, and remember Canada’s a great place to retire.
This will be a year of change for the Canadian economy, predicts Benjamin Tal, managing director and deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets.
Portfolio manager Andrea Horan backs smaller players
America’s commercial real estate market is headed for several promising years, predicts Ian Goltra, portfolio manager, Forward Management. Here's why.
TFSAs are effective saving tools, but clients don’t always understand them.
A great uncle leaves $1 million to his nephew. But he must marry within two weeks to receive it. What now?
Corporate issues provide an extra 1.5%, while junk bonds offer an extra 5.5%, for instance.
Canada can’t afford your clients anymore. This is evinced by recent changes to CPP, and a looming increase in OAS eligibility age to 67 for anyone born after 1958.
Investing in non-financial companies allows for increased diversity in the high-yield bond market.