Wealth Management Report - Living Your Dreams

Don't wait until January — investors, including those with a high net worth, can snag big tax savings for 2025 (and 2026) with strategies such as tax-loss harvesting, smart charitable donations and checking those estate planning limits.

Worry creates negative emotions and stress, leading to avoidance that can make things worse. You can change your habits by starting small, talking with a trusted family member or friend and being consistent and persistent.

When it comes to your retirement happiness, don't believe everything you hear. We've turned to solid research for the facts on finding your bliss in retirement.

Good news indicators on inflation, the job market and economy may be overshadowing the struggles faced by many consumers as data shows not all are ready to celebrate.

Millionaires don't manage their money alone. In fact, one of the most common traits among wealthy Americans is that they lean on professional help. Some 74% of American millionaires, defined as having at least $1 million in investable assets, report that they have a financial advisor, according to the Northwestern Mutual 2025 Planning & Progress Study. In contrast, just about 34% of the general population do so. What This Means in Practice Working with a professional advisor seems to be part of

Think you need a 401(k) plan to retire rich? Think again.

Manoeuvre aims to dodge taxes with offshore insurance

Canadians could face grocery bills up to $1,000 higher in 2026 as food prices rise 4-6 per cent, with restaurants and meat seeing the biggest jumps.

Lerner, the chief market strategist and chief investment officer for Truist Wealth, speaks to Kiplinger about what investors can expect in 2026.

As we enter 2026, economic forecasts and reports are predicting a 'new era of growth' centred around AI innovation and global fragmentation.

Food prices in Canada could increase by four to six per cent next year, largely led by pricier meat products, according to a forecast by researchers at Dalhousie University.

Being rebuffed by the housing market could prove to be a blessing in disguise for those pushed into the arms of a red-hot stock market

Moving your U.S. Individual Retirement Account to Canada without understanding the full impact can be a costly mistake

The push for further reform comes largely from those with the most to gain

Here are some small stocking stuffers, larger gifts, things to avoid, and reminders so you don’t forget essentials

Extreme weather conditions disrupted harvests and supply, especially Arabica beans, which are vulnerable to rising temperatures, drought and crop diseases

As political decisions continue to increase the cost of living, Alexander Green explains why affordability is declining - and outlines the steps individuals can take today to increase their income, wealth, and financial resilience.