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Why RRSP season is no longer a scramble to the deadline for many Canadians
Most clients aren't waiting until deadline day to make an RRSP contribution.
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Why more portfolio managers are offering financial planning as part of their services
Many advisors are both financial planners and portfolio managers.
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The bullish case for BCE is still alive. Plus, should this adviser be fired?
Angry young couple complaining, bad contract terms, outraged man arguing with manager or realtor, upset woman holding documents with stats, contract, dissatisfied clients demanding compensation
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How commonality breaks down barriers between ethnic groups
Al Jones, A. Jones Wealth & Estate Planning Inc., Barrie, Ont.
opinion
How mahjong sessions foster business connections and cultural roots
Julia Chung
advisor mutual funds
How an RRSP contribution can protect income-tested benefits and credits
An RRSP contribution can increase a client's benefits and credits entitlement.
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Why advisors need to focus their technology lens on data integration, automation
Data integration is key both for gaining new insights.
your practice
Why Canadians should avoid tapping into their RRSPs when they’re in a financial crunch
Some clients tap into RRSPs in the case of a financial emergency.
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How advisors can introduce artificial intelligence into their practices
How should advisors adopt AI tools?
opinion
Cutting through the noise: The annual report is most important document of the year
Tom Bradley
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These four principles will help advisors differentiate their practices in 2024
How advisors can best differentiate themselves from the competition
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This retiree turned his computer industry career and love for classical music into a steady gig
Howard Mednick deejaying classical music for residents at Baycrest Terrace, is photographed on Jan 17, 2024. After his wife passed away ten years ago and he retired from his computer programming career, Mednick developed an interest in classical music, which he now shares with others at Baycrest Terrace. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
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Six strategies for choosing between investing or paying down debt
Number crunching to decide whether to pay down debt or invest
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Proven strategies for how to manage year-end bonuses
Receiving a work bonus
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A warning to people planning to take over their own investments in retirement
Senior couple, retirement and writing documents of investment report, financial assets or sign legal contract of insurance policy. Man, woman and paperwork for budget, pension savings or loan at home
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How advisors can help clients’ children become savvy investors
Child saves up for her immediate and long term purchases.
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‘Being an advisor is a lifestyle,’ says this financial planner, who uses inclusive experiences to connect with clients
Ryan Chin, a certified financial planner (CFP) with Peridot Financial Solutions Corp. at Sun Life Financial Investment Services (Canada) Inc. in Hamilton.
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How wealth management firms are luring advisors with collaborative work environments
Defying the industry’s ‘dog-eat-dog’ reputation, some wealth management firms are embracing a collaborative culture.
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Divorcing couples’ desire to speed up the process is resulting in financial repercussions
Wife And Husband Splitting House And Car During Divorce Process
opinion
Understanding a company’s executive incentive compensation can highlight investment dangers
Sharon Wang
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