Stocks declined on Thursday as investors reacted to President Donald Trump’s latest trade measures, including new tariffs on foreign automakers.
In 2024, Canadian household wealth reached a new high of $17.5 trillion, but the growth has been uneven, with financial assets driving the increase. AiF remains committed to investing in leading enterprises, helping clients grow their wealth, and improving Canada’s retirement system.
Stocks dipped on Wednesday, led lower by tech shares, as pressure on the tariff front mounted.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world, and those who adapt will seize the wealth opportunities of the future.
Through AiF’s investment loan, Ms. Y achieved steady portfolio growth, earning nearly $40,000 in net profit over 22 months—helping to ease financial stress.
The S&P 500 edged higher on Friday, avoiding a fifth consecutive week of losses driven by trade policy turmoil, recession concerns, and weakness in megacap technology shares.
AiF Perspective: A 10% pullback within the year is normal and doesn’t mean the market can’t recover by year-end.
The S&P 500 slipped on Thursday as uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy continued to weigh on equities, hindering the market’s efforts to recover from a monthlong decline.
American households are investing like never before, but many Canadians are still hesitant. Without passive income, you risk falling behind.
With the economy on a downturn, more Canadians are relying on investment returns to sustain their lifestyle. When active income becomes uncertain, passive income is the real safety net!