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Most Canadians still avoid AI, turn to professionals for insurance and financial planning: survey

Most Canadians still avoid AI, turn to professionals for insurance and financial planning: survey

A new survey from Primerica Canada finds that 68% of middle-income Canadians avoid using AI for personal financial tasks, while those working with licensed professionals achieve higher financial preparedness, with 51% receiving an A or B grade, compared to 30% of households without such support.
Crystal Balls and Spreadsheets

Crystal Balls and Spreadsheets

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Take supplements? This simple lifestyle habit keeps vitamin D levels topped up in autumn - and costs nothing

Take supplements? This simple lifestyle habit keeps vitamin D levels topped up in autumn - and costs nothing

With summer officially over, many of us will start to reach for vitamin D supplements, but a new study suggests there's a way to keep levels topped up for free.
Burnout Paradox: When Saving The World Destroys The People Doing It

Burnout Paradox: When Saving The World Destroys The People Doing It

Organizations dedicated to improving lives often systematically erode the well-being of the people delivering that impact. In purpose-driven environments, saying "no" feels like a moral failure. However, achieving your mission at the expense of your team's health isn't a noble sacrifice—it's strategic self-sabotage.

Emerging markets return to favour

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7 high-protein seeds nutritionists recommend for energy, gut health and more

7 high-protein seeds nutritionists recommend for energy, gut health and more

From hemp to chia, these high-protein seeds can boost energy, improve digestion and support muscle and hormone health.
Canadian markets are on a historic run. Can it continue?

Canadian markets are on a historic run. Can it continue?

Dive into expert insights on building and preserving wealth in today’s economic landscape.

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The Canadian Stock That Could Be Your Best Inflation Hedge

The Canadian Stock That Could Be Your Best Inflation Hedge

Gold stocks can be a prime option for investors during periods of high interest and inflation, so let's look at the best.
Personal Finance To Public Good: How Financial Literacy Creates Impact

Personal Finance To Public Good: How Financial Literacy Creates Impact

The journey to financial empowerment begins with individuals, but its true power lies in how it transforms communities.
Is buying a home in Canada even worth it or should you just rent? | Urbanized

Is buying a home in Canada even worth it or should you just rent? | Urbanized

To rent or to buy a home in Canada? If you’re a millennial living in this country, that may be the big question in your life right now. With the Bank of Canada recently cutting its key interest rate for the third time, and housing prices in some major cities forecasted to decrease sharply by the end of the year, you may be weighing your options. Despite the softening housing market, the cost-of-living crisis persists. So, is it really worth buying a home in Canada, or are there benefits to being a renter? Daily Hive spoke with Thuy Lam, a certified financial planner and money coach based in Toronto. She offers advice-only financial planning, which means that she can remain completely objective because she’s not selling any financial products.
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Redefining Retirement with Human-Centric Planning

Redefining Retirement with Human-Centric Planning

Join host Ryan Nauman on Zephyr's Adjusted for Risk Podcast as he sits down with Frank Legan, financial advisor at SEIA, for an insightful conversation.

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