Financial behaviorists have identified well over 20 investment biases that can tempt or lead individuals to invest in a particular way. Generally speaking, none of the biases is good news for investors. Fortunately, investors who have an advisor aren’t vulnerable to making poor decisions out of fear...
Naming a beneficiary in a will may be seen as the most common way to leave an inheritance to a loved one. However, in certain situations, many people choose to give an advance on an inheritance during their lifetime or have the funds distributed in the years following their passing. Giving while liv...
When choosing how to make a large charitable gift, the number of available options can seem overwhelming—especially when each brings its own financial benefits. To simplify matters, here are personal situations you may relate to, along with donation methods for each. You want to experience the rewar...
By Alfred Lam, MBA, CFA, and Richard J. Wylie, MA, CFA. Market participants look for more The Bank of Canada announced that it was lowering administered interest rates by 25 basis points (a basis point is 1/100th of one per cent) at the conclusion of its June 5 monetary policy meeting. As can be see...
After a tough April, equity markets got back on track in May. Here’s a summary of the main events that steered the markets. Monthly market developments Equities rose and bond yields fell on better U.S. inflation news, clawing back some of the losses from April. Market performance continued to broade...
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