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Today is "Talk With Our Kids about Money Day."
If your clients aren't saving and paying debts regularly, help them prioritize their needs.
The Financial Conduct Authority in the U.K. is providing feedback and asking for additional guidance as it moves forward with new rules for accountability.
Despite its effect on major life milestones—such as the ability to buy a house or get a credit card—56% of Canadians have never checked their credit scores.
Most kids don’t understand how their parents earn or spend money.
If Katie Keir had sought an advisor after she graduated school, she would’ve failed.
Less than two-thirds of Canadians are confident about their financial knowledge, according to Statistics Canada’s Canadian Financial Capability Survey. And that figure hasn’t changed since 2009, when it was about 60%, said Financial Literacy Leader Jane Rooney at an Economic Club event on December 10. She added the preliminary results of this year’s survey show […]
New research from Investor Education Fund (IEF) reveals that as the financial priorities of Canadians change over a lifetime, so do their sources of investing angst.
Two students from Toronto and one from Winnipeg are the highest scorers on this year’s level two financial planning exam.