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This is a good perspective on investing. Although, it's easier said than done!

Investment banker Byron Trott on how the wealthy view the stock market

Investment banker Byron Trott on how the wealthy view the stock market CNBC’s Robert Frank sits down in a rare and exclusive interview with two of the most well known and secretive bankers to the wealthy, Byron Trott and Gregg L...

I'm not certain this 16 min vision of the future of technology is entirely accurate. But I do believe individuals and organizations are more at risk from not investing in technology than investing in it. Ask me how to do this in ways that match your needs and goals.

The 5 Technologies That Will Change EVERYTHING by 2030 We’re entering a super-exponential growth era driven by five converging innovation platforms: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Energy Storage, DNA Sequenci...

Big cover story in "Barrons" about how Canada stocks may emerge stronger once tariff turmoil is digested. Especially because large portions of the economy - Banking and resources - are good inflation hedges. Bodes well for dividend growth elements of the Rigden model portfolio.

Canada’s Battle With Trump Could Boost Its Stocks. Where to Invest Now.:

Canada’s Battle With Trump Could Boost Its Stocks. Where to Invest Now. Canada’s stock market is looking attractive as a long-term bet, both on a reboot of Canada’s economy and growth of core industries like mining and energy, and its financial sector.

Understanding Taxes Payable at Death in Canada | Rigden Financial- Layth Matthews Understanding Taxes Payable at Death in Canada by Rigden Financial | May 31, 2025 | Blog, estate planning, financial advice, tax | 0 comments A common belief among Canadians is that they will be taxed on money they inherit. However, Canada does not impose an inheritance tax. Instead, after someone p...

This is a historical lense, but the results are too great to ignore. This also partially explains why people with a financial advisor tend to retire richer.

Charted: The Cost of Sitting Out the Market Learn how financial advice can help investors stay on track and avoid costly mistakes such as sitting out the market.

Fun and insightful article on intergenerational wealth atrophy and preservation.

Why wealth rarely survives grandchildren — and how your family can beat the odds:

Why wealth rarely survives grandchildren — and how your family can beat the odds 6 keys to avoiding the ‘Vanderbilt curse’ — making and losing a fortune in just three generations.

Complicated but interesting.

‘Bond king’ Jeffrey Gundlach predicts our next financial hangover — and it’s sobering:

Bond guru Jeff Gundlach predicts our next financial hangover — and it’s sobering Easy money was never meant to last forever. Expect a 4% return on cash, 5% on bonds and 6% from stocks.