Moving out for the first time can be such an exciting experience full of newfound independence and endless possibilities. But if you move out before you’re in a position to support yourself, you may not have what it takes to succeed financially. Delta Sciur shares some financial aspects to keep in mind when making this major life transition.
Balancing your financial priorities as a Millennial doesn’t mean sacrificing your desires, but it may involve sacrificing the expenditures that don’t fully serve you. Cindy Marques explore 5 steps that Millennials can take to set aside money for desires rather than just the basic costs of living.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, AI stands at the forefront, shaping countless industries and influencing our daily lives. The financial services industry is being impacted even more as young Canadians navigate AI-driven tools and platforms. Ray Adamson and Emily Reed highlight what this means for traditional financial education, and discuss how AI is enhancing/challenging the norms.
The tax-free First Home Savings Account (“FHSA”) gives prospective first-time home buyers the ability to save up to $40,000 on a tax-free basis towards the purchase of a first home in Canada. Jamie Golombek and Debbie Pearl-Weinberg answer some of the most pressing questions we’ve all been receiving about the FHSA.
Advocis is proud to announce its newest partnership with Digital Human Library (dHL). This partnership will pair working financial advisors and Members of Advocis who volunteer their time in classrooms with the education programs, Q&As, career talks and/or mentorships facilitated and offered by dHL for online or in-person sessions.
The Financial Summit for Newcomer Advisors served as a first-of-its kind forum to foster insightful discussions, exchange experiences, and collectively develop strategies to assist newcomer financial professionals in navigating the complexity of becoming employed in Canada’s financial services sector.
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