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While many Canadians feel they have don’t know enough to plan their financial future, they also don’t know about the lack of regulatory standards in much of Canada for the financial planners who could help, says a survey for the Coalition for Professional Standards for Financial Planning.
When it comes to finances and relationships, Canadians insist on two things: being with a partner who shares a similar outlook on money, and knowing about their partner's finances.
How do Canadians stack up when it comes to risk and decision-making for their investments?
Canadian seniors are more likely than other age groups to give themselves a high mark for overall financial knowledge, shows BMO Financial Group’s third annual financial literacy report.
Half of Canadians (48%) now report having a TFSA, up 23% from 2012, according to BMO Bank of Montreal.
Pope Francis understands economics better than some politicians.
Kids don’t understand how exhausting the holidays are for parents.
Informed investors are easier to work with.
Canadians have some studying to do when it comes to financial literacy, show the results of the Bridgehouse investor knowledge index.