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Chatter that Matters podcast host Tony Chapman and Dr. Joe Coughlin discuss the opportunities—and realities—of living longer.

Canada is back at 2% inflation, but it’s too soon to pop the champagne. What’s driving prices now looks very different from before the pandemic.

The U.S. Fed began it's rate cutting cycle with an outside 0.50% cut this week, meanwhile Canadian inflation fell to the Bank of Canada's target, while globally we continue to face the challenge of slowing economic activity.

Staying socially connected during life's transitions is a key to healthy aging.

The slowing in year-over-year price growth to a 2.0% rate - the lowest since February 2021, and right in line with the Bank of Canada’s (BoC's) 2% inflation target - was largely driven by lower gasoline (and oil) prices but broader underlying inflation...

Amid rising rates of dementia, RBC Wealth Management helps Canadians prepare for—and enjoy—a long and healthy retirement.

This week the the U.S. continued to win the inflation fight. Canadian consumers and businesses continue to feel the pinch of higher interest rates. Meanwhile, economic growth continues to trend lower globally. Read to learn more.

The income earned by graduates has lagged tuition growth, particularly in fields such as engineering, architecture, and related sciences.

The narrative has shifted from a focus on inflation to labour markets. With three rate cuts delivered already by the Bank of Canada, and the Federal Reserve due to make its first cut in September, can the global economy stick the soft landing?