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Why a former executive calls retirement ‘my third act.’ Plus, how financial behaviour can reveal early signs of cognitive decline
Troy Brooks with his motorbike at Belcarra Park in Port Moody, B.C., on July 11, 2024. Since his retirement a year ago he has been spending time on long road trips and working out. Jimmy Jeong/The Globe and Mail.
tax matters
Retirement planning for business owners can take different forms
Tim Cestnick
your practice
How this advisor learned to navigate the emotional side of investing
BTA Laura Barclay
personal finance
A couple’s financial life together begins once they become common law
Bruce Sellery, CEO of Credit Canada, suggests tying deeper money talks with milestones in a relationship such as the first vacation together, a move-in or getting married. Sellery is shown in an undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Credit Canada, *MANDATORY CREDIT*
report on business
Wellington-Altus chair owned stake in ETF company Emerge while his firm promoted its funds to clients
Office towers are shown in the Bay Street financial district in Toronto on Friday, Aug. 5, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
advisor news
When dumb money chases a dead cat bounce, and other investment jargon explained
Wooden figure with many questions mark and copy space for doubt suspicion and doodle concept.
inside the market
Contra Guys: For contrarian investors, luscious dividends are the sprinkles on top of the profit sundae
Benj Gallander and Ben Stadelmann
advisor mutual funds
Investors exiting high-fee balanced mutual funds en masse amid increased fee disclosure
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globe investor
Should this 55-year-old incorporate her successful consulting business? Plus, two risks of taking too many risks with your TFSA
12/07/15 - Toronto - Facelift
your practice
How financial behaviour can reveal early signs of cognitive decline
Senior man is standing in the kitchen of his home with bills in one hand and a cup of tea in the other. He has a worried expression on his face.
opinion
Housing affordability is in the trash can, but you can buy a first home at age 45 and still do OK
Rob Carrick
cost of living
Why winning in investing takes more than hype
A signboard displays the TSX level in the financial district in Toronto on Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Evan Buhler
your practice
‘Avoiding FOMO is my superpower,’ says this advisor who learned about debt the hard way
Mark McGrath BTA
retirement planning
Grandparents giving more support to children and grandchildren
vector illustration of senior couple thinking with piggy bank
cost of living
Snowball, avalanche or consolidate: How to choose the right debt repayment method
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opinion
Financial education in schools is a good start. But the psychology of money is complex and students need help navigating the real world
Preet Banerjee
globe investor
There’s peace of mind in taking the financial reins – even if the picture isn’t perfect
Sara Jónsdóttir, the founder of Revol Cares, a Vancouver-based business that makes period underwear, says as a small business owner she had to learn quickly about managing and investing money.
cost of living
Two risks of taking too many risks with your TFSA
a sign that says TFSA next to a wallet that has money in it. Theme of Canadian savings. TFSA stands for tax free savings account.
personal finance
No kids? No problem: How Canada’s child-free and cash-rich couples are spending their time and money
Veronica Ochoa and Jamie Watson cycle along Vancouver’s seawall on February 19, 2024. (Jennifer Gauthier/The Globe and Mail)
carrick on money
Help for women to ‘patriarchy-proof’ their finances
Rob Carrick
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