Dave Tossios, CIBC Private Wealth Management, Investment Advisor

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! Wishing you a great start to the year ahead.

12/22/2023

Wishing you a wonderful festive season celebrating with your loved ones.

11/24/2023

Even though today's economy is much different than the economy of the past, share many of the same financial regrets of previous generations.

You don't have to be the same age to have the same regrets.

11/11/2023

Like other Canadians, bank employees were quick to heed the call to fight for their country during World War I and II.

Through profiles, stories and pictures, CIBC Remembers offers a glimpse into what life was like during those turbulent years.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/46g00Rr

11/10/2023

The current economic environment has lead to new Gen Z investors having a unique money mindset compared to past generations.

Gen Z is grappling with new financial challenges at a time of high inflation, expensive college costs and a competitive job market.

10/27/2023

Younger investors are willing to accept lower returns if it aligns with their values, however, current market conditions are making it harder for them to see returns.

High inflation, high interest rates, and high costs of living have impacted how younger generations invest.

10/09/2023

Happy Thanksgiving! Wishing you and your loved ones a holiday full of abundance and happiness.

09/01/2023

Student life isn’t cheap, so we've put together a few helpful tips on how to save some money this school year.

Check out some of the easy ways you can save more money this school year.

08/18/2023

More than half of Gen Zers and millennials say they are financially dependent on their parents — and they are not feeling good about it. Here are the most common reasons why:

More than half of Gen Zers and millennials say they are financially dependent on their parents -- and they are not feeling good about it. Inflation, soaring interest rates and the coming resumption of...

08/04/2023

A new study reveals that millennials are dumping friends because they lead them to overspend in social situations.

Young adults want friends in their own income bracket so they can avoid spendy friends who push them into a "cycle of debt."

07/21/2023

As the country grapples with rising living costs and inflation, a new report reveals that for the sixth consecutive year, money remains the primary source of stress for Canadians, particularly for younger Canadians.

07/07/2023

According to a new survey, young Canadians are increasingly the targets of financial fraud.

Young Canadians are increasingly the targets of financial fraud, experts say, as the age group most comfortable with buying products online is likewise most exposed to risk.