Most Canadians believe they’ll retire and be able to live comfortably. Unfortunately, many of them are wrong.
Out of a score of one hundred, Canadians get a grade of 69.3 when it comes to their overall financial situations.
In just 10 years, while bachelor's degree graduates saw a 5.2% increase in public debt, private debt for that group shot up by 53%.
There is little evidence that Canadian households are being irresponsible in taking on new debt.
Some emerging market debt and equity markets look promising.
Nearly 60% of Canadians are expecting a tax refund, with almost one out of four planning to use it to pay down debt.
The last thing an aging parent or relative wants is for his estate not to be passed on as intended. But if an heir is bankrupt, what happens to his inheritance?
Hedge fund firms and other alternative asset managers are increasingly financing the economy, says an AIMA paper.
When the economy's sluggish, help clients monitor and tweak their portfolios.
Canada’s rate of personal insolvencies has fallen, but some groups continue to struggle with debt.