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People's lifestyles and perspectives are becoming more global. Here are some things to consider when your wealth heads overseas. Enterprising global families are erasing physical borders in search of more opportunity to build and protect

Canadian GDP edging higher as labour markets tighten We expect GDP rose 4.0% (annualized) in the third quarter, picking up after a 1.1% decline in Q2 when COVID-19 restrictions were more stringent. That Q3 increase would be stronger than the 2% early

Flair — which bills itself as an ultra-low-cost carrier offering unbundled, bare-bones fares to budget-conscious travellers — announced Tuesday it will begin non-stop flights this winter to Cancun and Los Cabos, Mexico

OTTAWA - When Leanne Kaufman asks people who have acted as an executor for a loved one if they’d do it again, the answer is almost always no. “People don’t know what they don’t know when it comes to the role and if they had known how much work

Supply chain challenges to dominate data releases next week We expect next week’s Canadian survey on businesses confidence (CSBC) to show growing optimism about the outlook for the coming year.

With restrictions lifting on international travel, Canadians may be starting to plan escapes to destinations filled with sunshine and sandy beaches. For travellers looking for year-round sun, delectable cuisines, endless opportunities for adventure

The more money you make the more tax you pay, thanks to the marginal tax rate system in Canada. Making future financial decisions based on your gross income is something we all seem to do.

Inflation data in focus as supply chain disruptions drag on A busier calendar of economic data will be headlined by October inflation numbers. We expect the inflation rate ticked up to 4.5% reflecting higher food, gasoline, and

US inflation to hold the spotlight next week All eyes will be on US inflation figures next week during a quiet period for Canadian data releases.