Wealth Management Report - Living Your Dreams

New research reveals exactly how much money you need, plus other factors that lead to a satisfying post-work life. BY RICHARD EISENBERG

Erosion is part of broader challenge for retirement income system, with benefits and pensions replacing less of Canadians’ career earnings

The therapists who coined the term ‘sudden wealth syndrome’ fear that a new generation of newly wealthy tech entrepreneurs will suffer its effects

For a growing number of wealthy households, renting is a choice to seriously consider. Mon, 02 Nov 2026 Key Takeaways Millionaire renter households grew 229% from 2020 to 2024, outpacing growth among millionaire homeowners, according to a new report from RentCafe. Wealthy renters are choosing flexibility and investment opportunities over tying up money in a home. Dual-income couples account for 75% of millionaire renter households. More millionaires are renting, despite being able to afford

There is no “magic number” to have saved for retirement, but here’s a good estimate.

Ability to withdraw money with ease is used by young and old, but with some generational differences

Alexander Green explains how an equal-weight S&P 500 ETF could reduce Big Tech concentration while offering exposure to companies that stand to benefit from AI.

Canada's new partnership with the European Union is meant to provide benefits to

Governments in the region are straining to honor the entitlements of future pensioners, threatening a fragile generational contract

Credit scores shape Americans' abilities to get everything from credit cards to mortgages. This is bad news for Southerners.

Explore the cost of raising a child by state, from over $412,000 in Hawaii to about $202,000 in New Hampshire.

Americans are getting richer, but not everywhere. See how incomes have changed in all 50 states since 2000, adjusted for inflation.

Which countries have the most debt per person? Switzerland leads the world, followed by Norway and the Netherlands.

Deloitte study finds booming market in stock-based loans to billionaires—and the lesser rich

How financial advisers guard against sequence-of-returns risk when clients need it most