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SEC exposes $275M Ponzi scheme tied to vending machines and a fund manager's misconduct.
SEC exposes $275M Ponzi scheme tied to vending machines and a fund manager's misconduct.
New FSRA rules will require insurers to disclose total costs on segregated funds by 2027. Learn what this means for clients and financial advisors.
New data from Statistics Canada shows Canadians are avoiding U.S. travel in 2025 due to trade tensions. Learn why this shift matters for policy and investors.
Consumer insolvencies in Canada rose 5% year-over-year, driven by proposals, while bankruptcies fell. Learn what the latest OSB and CAIRP data reveal about household and business debt trends.
A new OSC and CIRO report reveals that many bank advisors face sales-driven pressure, risking unsuitable advice for clients. Regulators are calling for urgent reform of compensation models and advisor culture.
OSFI has reduced capital requirements on life insurers’ infrastructure investments in 2025, cutting credit risk charges for unrated debt to 3% and market risk for equity to 30%. The regulator has also delayed new LICAT rule changes until after 2028 to promote stability and support long‑term investment in Canadian projects.
Wondering what income you need to afford a $1 million home in 2025? Experts say a salary of around $250,000 is a solid benchmark—though down payment size, debt-to-income ratio, and the need for jumbo mortgages can significantly shift that number.
Zillow reports U.S. single-family rents surged 41% since pre-pandemic, driven by Millennial demand and housing unaffordability. Learn why renters are getting older — and builders are adapting.
Every major bull run begins with a brutal shakeout—this time is no different.
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.