Perry Giesbrecht - IG Wealth Management

3 Mistakes Investors Make Investing Based on the News & How to Avoid Them Reacting to news is one of the fastest ways to sabotage your portfolio.

How to win a trade war As Canada stares down the barrel of tariffs and a newly hostile United States, The Globe and Mail asks experts how to win this new war.

Your Portfolio May Need Some International Flair. Here’s How to Add It. Global diversification is working this year and could continue to do so for years to come.

How to Turn Tariff Turmoil Into Boosted Sales — and Build Trust in the Process When unexpected policy changes like tariffs hit, smart marketers don't panic — they pivot. Here's how we turned headlines into high-converting, urgency-driven campaigns that boosted sales and built trust.

Here’s how you can Trump-proof your wallet Should you sell your U.S. stocks? Is now a good time for young people to start investing? Answers the some of the essential questions about protecting your finances.

This Investment Strategy Has Worked for 15 Years. It’s Time for a Shift. After years of U.S. stock-market gains, investment experts see more value abroad. One recommendation: 15% to 20% in foreign markets.

7 Cultural Trends For 2025 And Beyond The biggest cultural trends identified in Forbes that will shape consumer behavior and marketing strategy for 2025 and the next decade: crumbling systems, the Boomer Blockade, postponed futures, a society of individuals, AI empires and more.

Of Course Workers Want a Four-Day Week. Companies Should Too. Businesses and nonprofits that adopt a shorter work week see excellent results in performance metrics and revenue—and they rarely want to go back, according to results of a recent study.

Webinar - Strategy over stress: expert mortgage and housing insights for uncertain times With economic and political uncertainty, plus interest rates that are considerably higher than they were five years ago, decisions regarding your home and real estate can have a significant impact on your lifestyle, savings and future goals.

You Don't Need More Followers. You Need More of This Thing. The rules of influence have shifted from what you know to who you know to who knows you. Today, we're in the trust economy, where what matters most is who believes you.