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In the midst of market turbulence, you might be asking if traditional investment styles are still the way to go in unstable markets.

Everything you need to know about market volatility View key information about each available ETF or mutual fund series, including the performance history, investments and costs associated with investing.

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10 Tips for Successful Long-Term Investing While the stock market is riddled with uncertainty, certain tried-and-true principles can help investors boost their chances for long-term success.

Canadians being forced to retire early face challenging ramifications COVID-19 is magnifying the tendency for some Canadians to retire earlier than they had planned as their runway has been shortened suddenly by a disappearing business or changing employment situations.

How housing became the world’s biggest asset class Over the past 70 years, housing has undergone a remarkable transformation. Until the mid-20th century house prices across the rich world were fairly stable. From then on, however, they boomed both relative to the price of other goods and services and relative to incomes.

When Recession Returns, Will You Be Ready? With mixed signals coming from the markets and money managers, how should people allay their concerns amongst the economic uncertainty?

As the Economy Slows, Which Investment Strategy Is Right for You? The whipsawing of the market raised anxiety for investors eyeing their portfolios, which have generally notched excellent returns over the past decade.

Goodbye Honey-Do List, Hello Shared-Labor App To keep things fair—or at least to avoid fights—couples are using project-management apps designed for the workplace to divvy up and track domestic to-dos and reserving a portion of their date nights to compare chore loads.

The Link Between Diet, Exercise and Alzheimer’s In his 40s and a self-described fitness nut, Stephen Chambers doesn’t seem like someone who would be worrying about Alzheimer’s. But when his father was diagnosed with the disease about five years ago, he went to the Alzheimer’s Prevention Clinic in New York to see what he could do.

Canadians should be making better use of TFSAs It’s been a little more than a decade since the former federal Conservative government introduced the tax-free savings account (TFSA) as a financial planning tool to help Canadians increase their net worth.

How to Use Parental Controls From Apple, Google and Amazon The settings sections of many common devices allow parents to do everything from block explicit content to set a fixed gadget bedtime—all without paying extra or ceding privacy to an outside service.