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In a world where markets move at lightning speed and algorithms promise “optimized strategies” at low cost, what is the place of human financial advice? In 2025, this question is no longer theoretical — it’s essential. Why financial advice remains indispensable Data interpretation vs. data access We’ve never had so much financial data at…
In business as in wealth management, the stories of well-known brands often carry universal lessons. The recent challenges faced by Starbucks and Nike are perfect examples: two global giants that, in trying to adapt too quickly or maximize short-term results, shook the very foundations of their success. Starbucks: When Growth Dilutes the Brand’s Soul …
In a world where markets move at lightning speed, passive management (tracking a stock index) may seem simple and cost-effective. But more and more investors are rediscovering the advantages of active management. And for good reason. What is Active Management? Active management means entrusting your investments to a manager or a team of experts who…
As retirement approaches, many homeowners consider downsizing their home — a smaller space, less maintenance, simpler living. But before selling, it’s worth asking: what if keeping (or even buying) a larger principal residence could actually be more beneficial — not only for you, but also for your heirs? The Capital Gains Exemption in Canada One…
The results of a recent anonymous survey conducted by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) and the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) have made waves: a significant proportion of advisors working within firms affiliated with major Canadian banks admitted they are under constant pressure to sell. Sales quotas, performance targets, product-specific incentives — all of these factors…
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