5 steps to start investing with little money
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5 steps to start investing with little money

5 steps to start investing – Investment funds are an affordable and accessible option for diversifying your savings, even for modest investors. You don’t need a lot of money to begin investing. An investment fund is a pool of money from many individual investors that is professionally managed by a portfolio manager who selects the…

Retire or re-hire? 1 in 4 retired Canadians regret retiring and want to go back to work
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Retire or re-hire? 1 in 4 retired Canadians regret retiring and want to go back to work

A new CIBC poll finds that more than a quarter (27 per cent) of retired Canadians regret retiring and an almost equal number (23 percent) have tried re-entering the labour market. While 59 per cent choose to return to work for the intellectual stimulation, 50 per cent say it’s financial concerns that have them hitting…

Employers working to combat stress in the workplace
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Employers working to combat stress in the workplace

Stress – For most Canadians, their main source of stress is money. This is even more than employment, health and family obligations. And this stress is costly to the workplace. A report by the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans estimates that dealing with financial matters on the job could cost employers from $750 to…

Reduce financial stress with a budget
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Reduce financial stress with a budget

Financial stress – One of the best places to introduce financial literacy is in the workplace. Many employers are already helping millions of adults understand their company benefit programs, compensation and other benefits and saving vehicles. So why not introduce financial literacy in the mix to help your employees achieve financial well-being? Employers can make…