Advisor picks out price earnings valuations as something investors should be wary of in 2018, adding that multiple contraction is possible at some point
As one more banking giant settles with regulators, concerns over enforcement emerge
Bill Morneau’s December announcement hiking the minimum down payment on homes over $500,000 to 10% certainly caused a stir but that won’t stop the federal government from abusing its taxation powers and residential real estate
The federal government may have just dropped the ceiling on TFSA contributions, but a petition continues to gain momentum from advisors and others opposed
Millennials’ lack of retirement savings means advisors need to be talking to clients about their kids’ spending habits if they want work to continue
Embedded commission advisors are increasingly worried the value of their books will be cut as CRM2 draw near, but some should be more worried than others
Some may be criticizing closet indexing, but advisors are defending the practice pointing to the limitations of the Canadian equities market
Dialing back the TFSA to $5,500 was a popular campaign promise, but advisors are now asking Justin Trudeau to ditch the plan in order to protect the people who ushered him to power
Tracking air travel as well as land crossings could hurt the OAS benefits of snowbirds, but advisors point out there’s something terribly wrong with the way the system calculates many benefits even for long-time residents
New – gloomier – analysis on the future of North American oil may lead to a sea-change in advisor thinking on energy weightings
