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The second (or third) time around

Older clients who remarry should tread carefully, especially if they are bringing significant assets into the relationship. In many cases, a marriage contract or pre-nuptial…

The long game: Post-90 planning

As average lifespans continue to set new records, some financial planners are routinely planning on the basis that clients will live to 100 years old.…

Seniors’ debt is on the rise

The number of clients who are retiring with mortgages and large credit card bills is increasing. The solution lies in planning and client/advisor communication

Smoothing out the post-work ride

Without employment income to steady volatile markets, retirees often look to insurance-related products, such as seg funds and other investment vehicles offering guaranteed returns, to…

Going it alone in retirement

People in Canada who are single now outnumber those who are part of a couple. These singles are used to running their own show. However,…

  • By: Jade Hemeon
  • November 6, 2015 November 9, 2019
  • 00:00

Grown kids can drain finances

Many parents are helping their adult children financially - to the point that some are even delaying retirement. You can help by setting up family…

Portfolio managers anticipate an uptick in REIT prices

The market does not believe a big interest rate increase is in the cards, which spells good news for REITs

New insurance regulations may be necessary to deal with conflicts of interest

FSCO examinations have found that 10% of insurance agents were not disclosing actual or potential conflicts of interest to their clients in writing, as they’re…

Threat of interest rate hike hangs over real estate mutual funds

Now may be the time to invest in real estate as some portfolio managers believe the sector is ready for a rally in the short…

Do you show enough urgency in your practice?

Do you show enough urgency in your practice?

Jim Ruta, president, AdvisorCraft Media and Consulting, gives tips on how to convey urgency throughout your business dealings and communications with prospects and clients.

  • By: Jim Ruta
  • November 3, 2015 November 9, 2019
  • 18:00

New OM in Ontario will present big opportunities

Advisors interested in the exempt-market space should educate themselves properly and pursue the appropriate licenses and qualifications, experts say

Ontario making progress on key regulatory initiatives, finance minster says

The provincial government is reviewing FSCO’s and DICO’s mandates as well as the regulatory framework for financial planning

Should you dress down for client meetings?

Should you dress down for client meetings?

In this week’s Gaining Altitude, Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, explains why you should tailor the way you dress to be both professional — and…

The Seasons of an Advisor’s Life: Fall, a time for harvesting, productivity and shedding the old

Have You Thought About What Season Your Practice is in?

A different frame

HNW clients want guidance on the complex challenges that wealth can bring

Powering up your practice

Referrals are key to boosting your roster of HNW clients

CPPIB spending $690M for minority stake in software firm Regnology

The firm makes software focused on regulatory reporting solutions for financial institutions

Reclaiming Control: How Edward Jones Rewards Me for Building My Business, My Way

Discover how Edward Jones empowers experienced financial advisors like me with autonomy, support and a compensation model that values our experience.

Private REITs Offer Stability in Uncertain Political Environments

How private REITs can reduce portfolio volatility in times of public market turbulence.

Why the Definition of Independence Matters in the Canadian Securities Industry

Designed Securities Ltd. co-founders Gillian Kunza, CEO and Michael Konopaski, CFO explore common language, context and consensus in the Blue Ocean of independence.

Designed Securities’ AI readiness – how progress and quick pivots are leading them forward

Designed Securities Ltd. co-founders Gillian Kunza, CEO and Michael Konopaski, CFO continue their discussion about trailblazing in an industry filled wiqth conflict, opportunity, and dinosaurs.

Brokerage Report Card 2024 main chart

How investment advisors rated their firms’ support offerings and tools

  • By: IE Staff
  • June 5, 2024 June 4, 2024
  • 09:16

Insurance advisors share industry sentiment and needs (charts)

Insurance advisors answered multiple-choice questions about their industry experience for this inaugural research

Hot housing market gives some Canadians cold comfort

Housing costs are a growing worry, BMO index finds

  • By: IE Staff
  • March 17, 2022 March 17, 2022
  • 15:02

Canadian ETFs enter the metaverse

New funds hold several big names found in broad U.S. stock indexes

  • By: Rudy Luukko
  • January 24, 2022 January 24, 2022
  • 00:15

Can investing choices open doors to opportunity?

The NEI Global Corporate Leaders Fund is investing in companies that enable people to live and thrive.

Can investing choices improve quality of life?

The NEI Global Corporate Leaders Fund is investing in companies that promote people’s health and well-being.

Can investing choices create a more inclusive economy?

The NEI Global Corporate Leaders Fund is investing in companies breaking down barriers to economic participation.