Nass Wealth Management at RBC Dominion Securities Inc.

10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from Nass Wealth Management Team - RBC Wealth Management. Wishing you and your loved ones a warm holiday filled with gratitude and good company.

10/11/2026

The post More turbulence hits Canada’s housing markets to kick off fall appeared first on RBC Economics.

Confidence in the Canadian housing market came under renewed pressure in September as escalation in the trade war with the United Sates, and rising long-term interest rates put buyers on the defensive.

10/10/2026

China is industrializing drug discovery and AI is reshaping it. A serial biotech founder on where Canada stands and what it needs to do.

Disruptors, hosted by John Stackhouse, Senior Vice-President, Office of the CEO, is our flagship podcast that explores how technology and innovation is reshaping the economy

10/09/2026

For most of the past two decades, the U.S. power system had a relatively simple job: maintaining the grid for an economy where electricity demand barely grew. But that job is changing quickly.

10/08/2026

As Canada slowly but surely progresses on implementing open banking, what was initially perceived as a risk to the big banks could also present an opportunity for them, experts say.

10/08/2026

Canada dropped from 9th to 18th in a global economic freedom ranking, with government size, regulation, and trade openness all impacting

10/07/2026

Was the Canada Investment Summit worth the effort? The true measure of its impact won’t be known for years, through deal flows and, ultimately, economic growth. But in the short term at least, it sent a new message to the world, that Canada has capital ambitions.

Read 10 takeaways from the event from John Stackhouse, SVP, Office of the CEO at RBC:

The summit sent a new message to the world: Canada has capital ambitions.

10/05/2026

Phishing emails are designed to create urgency and pressure you into acting fast. In this short video, Adam Evans, Chief Information Security Officer for RBC, shares a simple way to evaluate an email before you respond: check who sent it, look at what they're asking for, and watch for a sense of urgency. If you weren't expecting it and it includes a link or attachment you can't verify, the safest move is to close and delete it.

09/28/2026

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It seems that trust reporting is back on the table. This is a short but informative artcile to help you consider if you may fall into the category of needing to set up a trust reporting account even when you don't have a legal trust structure. Joint accounts with your children, holding property with your children, informal trust investment accounts, etc. There are exemptions to consider as well but please reach out to your accountant if you feel you might fall into this bare trust reporting requirement.

Many personal and business arrangements may qualify as a bare trust under CRA rules. Learn how they work, key exemptions, and what to review.

09/26/2026

What does it really take to retire well? David Chilton, author of The Wealthy Barber, is about to find out firsthand. After decades of helping Canadians plan for the future, he's entering retirement himself.

In a recent episode of The Hart of It All, he talks with Teri Hart about what those years really require. He shares his family's experience navigating his 93-year-old father's dementia and long-term care, and why so many Canadians assume the government will fully cover future care costs.

The conversation reinforces something I discuss with clients often: longevity planning matters. A longer life means planning for the longer run, with a focus on financial, physical, cognitive, and social wellness, along with honest family conversations before a crisis forces rushed decisions.

Listen here:

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