Can you retire in a market downturn?
Dealing with market volatility when you’re nearing retirement can be challenging. Here’s how you can manage downturns and recoveries and make your savings last.
Keep calm and save on
Managing your retirement investments amid a rush of breaking news can be tough. We’re here to help you understand what’s happening with financial markets and what it all means for your money. It’s hard not to worry but remember—saving for retirement is a marathon, not a sprint, so any approach should consider the long term.
What is market volatility?
Discover what’s happening with the Canadian economy and what it means to experience market volatility—and what you can do with your investments.
How tariffs impact financial markets
Understand what’s happening with the economy right now and how it affects your retirement investments and savings
What happens in a recession?
Find out what a recession is and what will happen if Canada enters a recession in 2025. Learn how you should invest during a market downturn.
Rising uncertainty amid tariff threats―what does it mean for Canadian investors?
The Trump Administration announced that the United States was imposing significant tariffs on its largest trading partners. What does this mean for Canadian investors?
How to make long-term financial goals
Setting and keeping practical financial goals when you’re far from retirement
Here come the tariffs: why it’s too soon to draw conclusions
The recent announcement of U.S. tariffs on key global trade partners has perhaps raised more questions than it answered.
What’s the stock market and why is it important?
Investments and the stock market may use words you’re not used to, but with a little time, we can help you get to know the basics, starting with how the stock market works.
Understanding fund performance
How do you tell if a fund is giving you a good return on investment? Here are some key indicators that could help you make sense of fund performance
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Investing basics
Got 2 minutes? These short videos can help you understand how investments work—and how they can work for your retirement plan.
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