Ken Wright Financial Advisor

Prediction markets are booming. Critics say most retail investors will lose Would you place a bet on an interest rate hike? Prediction markets are making that possible — and not everyone is sold.

The social media ban sceptic: are we getting it wrong on kids, tech and mental health? Psychologist Candice Odgers has studied adolescent mental health for 25 years. She fears the current debate around smartphones obscures some of the biggest issues facing teenagers – from the impact of Covid to the health of their adult caregivers.

The Great Wealth Transfer Is Taking Longer Than Expected Older generations have already begun transferring trillions of dollars in wealth to their families and to charity in a process that many wealthy families aren’t as prepared for as they should be.

AI Is Running on Borrowed Money Risk is rising as big tech companies like Oracle — the ultimate financial source of the Ellison media empire — need to turn to the bond market for staggering sums to finance data centers.

Make the Most of Your Vacation When You Can’t Fully Unplug While advice abounds on the importance of fully unplugging during your hard-earned time off — and for good reason! — what should you do if you’re in a situation where you can’t be fully offline?

The 2 brain-healthy habits a neurologist swears by — that have nothing to do with supplements or puzzles A record number of people are living past 100 years. It's also why preserving brain health is more important than ever.

What Canada gave up to (hopefully) open the Gordie Howe bridge The Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich., is now set to open on July 27.

Governments must not give AI companies a free pass on copyright Paying rights holders appropriately for their content gives them the incentive to keep creating content; not paying them has the reverse effect, which should worry us all.

The inflation rate that actually matters most in retirement Watching prices rise while you’re living on a fixed income sounds like a recipe for stress. But what if it actually isn’t quite as scary as it seems?

The Mind Game That Investors Can’t Stop Playing Buying what’s hot feels right at the time, but too often ends in tears.