Markets in 2026 have faced no shortage of reasons for investors to worry: persistent inflation concerns, uncertainty around interest rates, geopolitical conflicts, government deficits, tariffs and questions about slowing economic growth. Yet despite repeated warnings that one of these risks could trigger a significant market correction, markets have continued to demonstrate remarkable resilience.

As a new employee, you are often provided with a benefits booklet. While many people file it away and forget about it, this document contains valuable information that can have a significant impact on your financial well-being and healthcare coverage.

There’s a lot you can plan for when the mortgage market holds steady, and this summer is a good example. Last week, the Bank of Canada held the overnight rate at 2.25% for the sixth consecutive time, keeping the prime rate at 4.45%. It’s not headline-grabbing news, but a predictable rate environment makes it a lot easier to plan bigger financial decisions with confidence, including the kind that add real value to your home.

As your life changes, your financial plan should change with it. Keeping your Know Your Client (KYC) information up to date helps ensure that the advice and recommendations you receive continue to reflect your current goals, circumstances, and priorities.
If you’ve recently received a call, email, or meeting invitation from our team requesting an update to your KYC information, you may be wondering why these reviews are necessary.

People often ask me what books I would recommend. While I enjoy reading about investing, economics and the markets, the books that have shaped me the most haven’t necessarily been about money.
They’ve challenged me to think differently, become a better leader, strengthen my faith, improve my relationships and ultimately become a better husband, father, advisor, and friend.
If I could recommend just ten books that have had a lasting impact on my life, these would be at the top of the list.