Tips for dealing with market volatility

Tips for dealing with market volatility

When markets go down, our instincts tell us we should do something. We are inclined to panic and sell our investments or stop contributing altogether. But is that the best approach? Here are some Do’s and Don’ts to help you deal with market volatility. Do Consider...
Coronavirus (COVID19): How to stay healthy and protect yourself

Coronavirus (COVID19): How to stay healthy and protect yourself

Is all the talk about coronavirus making you nervous? Are Canadians at risk? Here’s what you need to know about it. For many, getting sick inevitably comes as the snow flies. But with so much talk about coronavirus going around, you may start to feel concerned. True,...
Do you have enough insurance through your employer?

Do you have enough insurance through your employer?

So you’ve landed a job with benefits — kudos! Even better, as part of that package, you’re covered by a group life insurance policy. Now you don’t have to worry, right? Not necessarily — the insurance provided by your employer may not provide you...
Four ways to leave an educational legacy for your grandchildren

Four ways to leave an educational legacy for your grandchildren

Maximize your investment in their future The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is special. You get to share your wisdom and stories with eager listeners and occasionally, you get to treat them to ice cream before dinner. If you’re able, you may want to plan...
New Year’s financial resolutions

New Year’s financial resolutions

Here are five tips to help you save and start your year off on the right foot. Resolution 1 – Save early and contribute regularly It is important to begin saving early in your working life and to make regular contributions in your RRSP, especially if you don’t have a...