Narinder Gaday, CFP - Financial Planner, RBC Financial Planning

Did you know that since 1950 the broad U.S. equity market has set 1,250 all-time highs along the path to its current level. That’s an average of over 16 every year. Learn more:

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Learn more about the five basic principles on how to invest and avoid costly mistakes.

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While markets react to headlines, a shift in perspective can help investors view short-term volatility as opportunity. In this podcast, hear from Sarah Riopelle all about staying focused on long-term goals, why the 60/40 portfolio remains vital in today's environment and how active management can help to navigate uncertainty. Listen:

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Did you know 97% of investment opportunities exist outside of Canada? This article from RBC GAM includes a short questionnaire to help you see where you hold your wealth.

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When interest rates are high, deciding whether to pay off your mortgage or invest into cash reserves can be challenging. A financial planner can help you make the best move to build your future net worth faster.

Should You Pay Down Your Mortgage or Invest? While saving for retirement and reducing mortgage debt will both increase your net worth, the right choice can put you further ahead. An RBC Financial Planner can help you make the best move.

You can preserve family harmony and your wishes for your estate with careful planning and open conversations. Here are five tips to help avoid family conflict.

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The most obvious effect of inflation is that everything becomes more expensive, and the cost of living rises. A financial planner can tell you what that means for your investments.

What is inflation and how does it affect investors? The most obvious effect of inflation is that everything becomes more expensive and the cost of living rises. Here's what that means for your investments.

A financial planner can help you with understanding the key differences between the different registered investment plans to help meet your specific goals.

TFSA vs RRSP vs FHSA: Your Top Questions Answered Understanding the differences between registered investment plans can help you decide how they can help you meet your goals.

Fall Budget Update: how the latest changes to the 2025 Federal Budget might affect you.

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Every year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) declares the annual TFSA contribution limit, which is indexed to inflation and then rounded to the nearest $500. Here’s what else you should know.

What is the TFSA Contribution Limit for 2025? Every year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) declares the annual TFSA contribution limit, which is indexed to inflation and then rounded to the nearest $500. What else should you know? Read on.