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Trade tensions, economic uncertainty, and affordability concerns could keep some buyers on the sidelines — putting even ...
09/16/2026

Trade tensions, economic uncertainty, and affordability concerns could keep some buyers on the sidelines — putting even more pressure on an already cautious GTA housing market.

So what does this mean if you’re buying, selling, or simply watching the market? 👀

The next few months could be very telling.

🏡 The market is changing. Are you paying attention?

The market slowdown is likely caused by uncertainty surrounding the Canada-U.S. trade war.

More parents are stepping in to financially support their adult children, helping with everyday expenses like groceries ...
09/16/2026

More parents are stepping in to financially support their adult children, helping with everyday expenses like groceries and rent.

As the cost of living continues to put pressure on younger Canadians, these financial conversations are becoming increasingly important. For families, it can be an opportunity to discuss budgeting, saving, and building greater financial independence.

Financial support can make a meaningful difference—but having a plan for both parents and children is just as important.

As living costs soar, 19% say their children aged 35-40 still aren't financially independent. Here's how much parents are giving.

Markets are heading into an important stretch as investors weigh higher oil prices, shifting trade policies and the poss...
09/14/2026

Markets are heading into an important stretch as investors weigh higher oil prices, shifting trade policies and the possibility of another U.S. rate hike.

Here are some of the key developments from this week’s markets:

• Oil prices moved above $100 per barrel, adding to concerns that higher energy costs could put renewed pressure on inflation.

• Tariffs remain a major focus, with Canada’s latest tariff retaliation now in effect and businesses and investors continuing to assess the broader impact of changing trade policies.

• U.S. markets pulled back, as investors responded to rising inflation expectations and uncertainty around the path of interest rates.

• The Federal Reserve’s September 15–16 meeting is taking centre stage, with expectations increasingly pointing toward a rate hike and renewed attention on what the Fed’s next moves could mean for the economy and financial markets.

With inflation, interest rates, energy prices and global trade all influencing markets at the same time, it’s a good reminder that short-term market movements are often driven by several factors at once.

For investors, staying focused on your long-term goals and having a plan that can adapt to changing market conditions remains important.

Read the full September 11 market update for a closer look at what’s driving markets and what investors should be watching next.

https://ow.ly/R3rz50ZNuCw

Market insights The week in the markets - September 11, 2026 By IG Investment Strategy Team • 11 September 2026 Market Update Rising oil, two-way tariffs and a likely rate hike Oil cleared $100 per barrel, and the inflation argument ended with it.A U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike next week is now a...

What’s your retirement number?$1 million? $2 million? Maybe you’ve never thought about it.While having a savings target ...
09/11/2026

What’s your retirement number?

$1 million? $2 million? Maybe you’ve never thought about it.

While having a savings target can be useful, reaching a certain number doesn’t automatically mean you’re ready to retire. Your lifestyle, spending, income sources, investments, health of your financial plan, and how long your money needs to last all matter.

The better question may not be, “Have I saved enough?”

It’s: **“Can my money support the retirement I want?”**

Retirement planning is about more than reaching a number. It’s about creating a plan that works for you.

You may have a specific number in mind for when you'd like to retire, but that isn't all that you should consider.

Canada-U.S. trade tensions are heating up again.The latest escalation includes new restrictions on Canadian products ent...
09/10/2026

Canada-U.S. trade tensions are heating up again.

The latest escalation includes new restrictions on Canadian products entering the U.S., adding another layer of uncertainty for businesses and consumers on both sides of the border.

While the overall economic impact may be limited, specific Canadian industries and exporters could feel the pressure. Higher trade costs can also contribute to higher prices and make economic planning more difficult.

With Canada and the U.S. sharing one of the world’s largest trading relationships, the next steps in these negotiations will be worth watching closely.

The banning of Canadian products is an escalation in a trade war that economists say pushes up prices for consumers on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border.

Starting an RESP later than planned doesn’t mean you’ve missed your opportunity.While starting early can help maximize g...
09/09/2026

Starting an RESP later than planned doesn’t mean you’ve missed your opportunity.

While starting early can help maximize government grants and investment growth, RESPs can still provide valuable tax advantages and education savings benefits even when opened later.

The key is to start with a strategy that matches your timeline and your child’s future needs.

Planning for education is about more than just saving—it’s about making the most of the opportunities available to you.

Click here to learn more...

Starting an RESP early can maximize government grants and investment growth, but even a late start has benefits. Here’s how to make the most of an RESP.

AI is becoming another tool investors can use to think through their financial future.A recent Barron’s article explored...
09/08/2026

AI is becoming another tool investors can use to think through their financial future.

A recent Barron’s article explored how AI can help stress-test retirement plans by modeling different scenarios around market downturns, inflation, spending, taxes and Social Security.

The takeaway isn’t that AI replaces financial advice. It’s that technology can make it easier to ask better questions and identify potential gaps in a plan.

For retirement planning, preparation matters just as much as performance.

Here's what happened when Neal Templin used AI to stress-test his own retirement plan. Overall, an impressive showing, but with some key mistakes and blind spots.

Oil, rates and tech were the big market stories this week.Geopolitical tensions pushed oil toward $90, adding fresh infl...
09/07/2026

Oil, rates and tech were the big market stories this week.

Geopolitical tensions pushed oil toward $90, adding fresh inflation concerns and putting pressure on bond yields. Meanwhile, the Bank of Canada held rates steady, while strong results from technology companies helped support markets.

For investors, it’s another reminder that markets can react quickly to changes in inflation, interest rates and global events.

A lot can change in a week. Staying informed matters.

Click here to learn more…

https://ow.ly/i4SO50ZJYtH

Market insights The week in the markets - September 4, 2026 By IG Investment Strategy Team • 4 September 2026 Market Update Oil spiked, rates held, and tech surged The Iran conflict escalated, oil pushed up.The Bank of Canada held its rate, for now.Technology firms delivered strong results. How di...

Back-to-school season isn’t just about new classes, supplies, and routines—it’s also a good reminder about financial hab...
09/04/2026

Back-to-school season isn’t just about new classes, supplies, and routines—it’s also a good reminder about financial habits.

Teaching kids about budgeting, saving, spending, and making thoughtful financial decisions early can help build confidence that lasts well beyond the school year.

Small money lessons today can lead to much bigger financial habits tomorrow.

Back-to-school season, with its focus on budgeting, planning and RESPs, is a great time for advisors to get involved.

For U.S. citizens living in Canada, investing can come with an extra layer of tax complexity.Even when you’re a Canadian...
09/03/2026

For U.S. citizens living in Canada, investing can come with an extra layer of tax complexity.

Even when you’re a Canadian resident, U.S. tax rules can still apply to certain investments and investment income. What looks like a straightforward portfolio decision can become more complicated when two tax systems are involved.

The key takeaway: cross-border investors need to understand the tax implications before making investment decisions.

Planning ahead can help avoid unexpected tax consequences and keep more of your financial strategy working toward your goals.

Two court decisions have rejected foreign tax credits against the U.S. net investment income tax.

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