The CRA levied $166.2 million in TFSA overcontribution penalties in 2024, with excess contributors quadrupling over the past decade.
More than half of young Canadians fear losing their jobs. With unemployment rising and inflation still high, Canada’s youth are facing recession-level challenges.
British Columbia’s deficit for 2025-26 has reached a record $11.6B, with total debt projected to soar to $213B by 2028. A slowing economy, carbon tax repeal, and trade instability drive the downturn
A new BIS global survey reveals that households worldwide expect inflation to remain significantly higher than both actual rates and economists' forecasts — especially in emerging markets.
Discover how the One Canadian Economy Act transforms Canada’s internal market by removing provincial trade barriers, accelerating national infrastructure projects, and creating new opportunities for businesses, workers, and families.
Hazel, a non-resident mother in Canada, invested CAD $200,000 across segregated funds and registered accounts with Ai Financial. In just five years, she achieved 42%, 35%, and 18% returns — proving that even non-residents can grow wealth securely with segregated funds.
RBC reports a 2.2% drop in consumer spending for August, with essentials like gas and groceries driving the slowdown. Despite weaker retail activity, GDP growth is expected to remain positive.
With housing out of reach, wages stagnating, and small businesses crushed by regulation, Canada’s middle class is in trouble. Here’s why financial advisors must adapt to help rebuild pathways to wealth and ownership.
PBO finds top 1% families own ~24% of Canada’s net wealth; top 10% hold 53%. About 169,400 families had ≥ $7.4M in 2023, rising to ~176,800 by late 2024.
9 Toronto condo developments have been cancelled in 2025 due to poor sales and high costs, says CMHC and Urbanation. More cancellations are likely in the coming quarters.