The federal government this morning introduced the much-anticipated Pooled Registered Pension Plans (PRPP) Act to address concerns over declining pension coverage for Canadians.
Canada's women may not be taking full advantage of financial opportunities because of misconceptions about investing, according to the 11th annual TD Waterhouse Women Investor Poll.
Today marks National Philanthropy Day and the fact that end-of-year giving accounts for approximately one-quarter of national not-for-profit contributions annually proves Canadians have their heart in the right place.
Investment portfolios have seen little growth the past few years and unhappy with this outcome investors are now looking at alternative portfolio strategies.
The eurozone's days are numbered and it's a matter of time before the common currency falls apart. The latest escalation in the eurozone debt crisis is seen by industry experts as the beginning of the end.
LinkedIn is not just a business social network. It's a great way to create your own brand. When it comes to building credibility and increasing visibility of your value proposition, few tools are as effective as LinkedIn Recommendations, a reputation engine that financial advisors can use to boost their profile, attract clients and differentiate themselves from peers.
Canadians award themselves a B on their level of financial literacy, but say they need to learn a great deal more, according to research from Investors Group.
Social media is the steering wheel that allows financial advisors to drive traffic in the opposite direction to the National Do Not Call List.
While the gap is starting to narrow between the $25-trillion mutual fund industry and the $1.5-trillion exchange-traded fund (ETF) market, global retail and institutional markets are still in early stages of adoption.
Canadian high school gradates expect to earn over $70,000 and own a home within ten years. In reality, this is wishful thinking, according to the National Report Card on Youth Financial Literacy issued by BCSC.