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Trump vs. Harris: Election changes course
Voters, party leaders, and down-ballot candidates have had to quickly shift gears from a Trump-Biden rematch to a Trump-Harris showdown in the 2024 presidential election.
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Trump vs. Harris: Election changes course
Voters, party leaders, and down-ballot candidates have had to quickly shift gears from a Trump-Biden rematch to a Trump-Harris showdown in the 2024 presidential election.
Demystifying RESP drawdowns for educational purposes
Strategically manage RESP withdrawals to optimize the tax benefits of RESPs.
Caring for your aging parents
A review of various age-related challenges including a review of general tax and estate planning considerations.
When doves yell: Fed loudly signals a September rate cut
Minutes from the July FOMC meeting were surprisingly dovish, and Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell suggested a likely policy shift in comments from Jackson Hole.
Above the Noise: Calm after the storm
Here’s what investors need to know in the aftermath of the early August global market sell-off and before the home stretch of a historic US presidential campaign.
Reversal of fortune
After the sharp decline bottomed on August 5, new data drove a strong US and global stock rally for one of the best weeks this year. We still believe the US will avoid a recession.
Why the recent market correction may have been an overreaction
Last week saw a big market sell-off that significantly reversed itself, suggesting the happiest investors may be those who ignored it all.
US recession fears prompt global market sell-off
Market corrections usually come from policy uncertainty and/or surprising weakness in the economy. But today’s recession worries seem like an overreaction.
What investors need to know about stock market corrections
In the midst of this global market sell-off, we offer 10 things for investors to remember about stock market volatility and corrections.
Will the Federal Reserve follow the Bank of Canada in cutting interest rates?
The Bank of Canada cut interest rates again last week, with the Fed, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England all scheduled to meet this week.
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