For Canadian Investors | November 6, 2026
The November 3rd US midterm elections produced a decisive Democratic victory, with the party set to take control of
The federal Budget 2026 was tabled on November 5, 2026. It includes several proposed changes that could affect Canadians’ tax filing, retirement planning, and
For decades, investing was viewed through a single lens:
What return can I earn?
Today, many investors, particularly affluent families, are asking a different
For many Canadians in their 20s and 30s, home ownership feels very different today than it did for previous generations.
What was once viewed as a fairly
The federal government’s recent Spring Economic Update included several measures that may affect investors, business owners, and retirees. While many
When people talk about artificial intelligence and electric vehicles, the focus is usually on software, innovation, and technology companies.
But behind all of
If you’ve looked at your portfolio recently, you’ve probably felt it.
Markets have been volatile. Headlines are uncertain. And for many investors, there’s a
Article originally published by Fidelity Investments Canada on March 16, 2026 and authored by US Partners.
Market pricing points to containment, although
This might sound controversial.
But your home is not an investment.
For most Canadians, their primary residence makes up the largest portion of their net worth
When markets move, most families review performance.
But performance isn’t usually where costly mistakes hide.
For affluent families, the bigger risks often sit
When people think about diversification, they usually think about owning different stocks or different funds.
But true diversification goes a step further.
It
