2022 was a tumultuous year for investors, to say the least. Markets around the world were affected by high inflation, rising interest rates, and concerns about slowing economic growth in 2023.
Why you need this financial buffer. Solutions For Financial Planning, Winter 2022*
You may be hearing the term “stagflation” more and more these days. But what does it mean? It’s the melding of two words. Stagnation and inflation. Typically, inflation is caused by an economy operating at full capacity. With higher demand, companies can charge more for products.
At different periods of time, the stock market appears to favor one of two stock types - value stocks or growth stocks. As you watch what’s happening in the markets, it’s important to know what the difference is between the two. In regards to your own portfolio, you may find that a mix of value and growth investments could provide a healthy and diverse assortment. Work with your investment advisor before making any decisions regarding your portfolio.
[Manulife Investment Management] Rising interest rates are putting a damper on the Canadian housing market as mortgages become more expensive for potential buyers. But there's more to watch...
To help you organize your paperwork and know more timelines, we've created a table to list the different types of tax receipts and slips we prepare.