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4 reasons to keep saving when inflation is high

…put aside, remember these four reasons to keep saving in mind. 1. The value of building an emergency fund Your emergency fund is one of the most important short-term savings…

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What to do if your child receives an inheritance

…one; an expert can uncover substantial tax savings that could add to an inheritance. Save for long-term goals What do you want for your child’s future? Set some long-term goals,…

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Personal finance for veterans and service members

…in retirement. Know what else you’re saving for. It’s a good idea to have a short-term savings goal or two, as well as longer-term goals (like retirement planning or saving…

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Investing as a small business owner

…long term. A longer time horizon also gives your investments the time to recover from short-term losses. You might consider investing in low-risk investments if you have a shorter time…

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How to manage money as a couple

…plan for together? Setting financial goals as a couple can put you on a stronger path for a prosperous future. There are long-term and short-term goals, both should be considered…

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How power of attorney works

…are healthy, on your own terms, before any issues arise that could affect your ability to act for yourself. Talk to your family and your financial advisor about your plans…

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How Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIF) work

…Guaranteed interest RRIF Investing in GICs pays fixed rates of interest over the term that you choose. You can open this type of RRIF at most financial institutions. It may…

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ESG ratings and retail investor decision making

…Promote financial advisor training on ESG investing to better support their clients. These findings of this research will help the OSC and stakeholders understand the influence of ESG factors on…

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How overconfidence bias may affect your financial decisions

…consistently overestimate how quickly they can complete projects. This can lead to delays and extensions (this is also known as the planning fallacy). Driving – Research has found that as…

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