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Back to school, with a financial twist Back-to-school season, with its focus on budgeting, planning and RESPs, is a great time for advisors to get involved.

Canada ranks highly on trust among global investors but must prove it can deliver the projects, survey says However, ‘trust alone does not move capital,’ says the second report, which looks at how global investors choose where to put capital.

Joyful Spending Is America’s Guilty Pleasure Americans are good at spending money—and often feel guilty about it. But maybe joy is actually something to budget for, not apologize for. Saving isn’t just about delayed gratification—it’s about spreading joy more evenly across your life.

Looking to Go From Retired to Rehired? How to Do It in a Competitive Job Market. In the past six months, 7% of retirees returned to work, AARP research found. Many cited financial pressures, while others got back on the job for personal fulfillment.

How Canada can best respond to threats from the United States If there was ever a moment for governments to discover their courage, it is now.

A Disinherited Niece Takes On Her Aunt’s Care, and Is Now Facing Theft Charges More older Americans are having to rely on family members or friends to handle their finances.

The quality you should most wish for your children If there’s one trait worth hoping children develop, economists say it may be a strong sense of agency—the belief that actions can shape outcomes.

An American Mom of 5 Fell in Love With a Product Overseas. She Turned It Into a ‘No-Brainer’ Side Hustle Seeing $7 Million Annually. Colleen Sundlie's potentially "crazy idea" became a profitable business.

NYU's Suzy Welch on Career Ambition & Gen Z's Work Paradox NYU Stern professor Suzy Welch examines a growing contradiction among Gen Z: young workers increasingly value achievement and career success while also wanting to spend less of their lives at work. Welch discusses shifting attitudes toward ambition, work-life balance and what the trend means for emp...

Why the world’s richest country can’t defend vital infrastructure Recent attacks are drawing new attention to the cybersecurity gaps facing U.S. water systems—and to the growing push to strengthen protections.