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On January 28, 2026, the Bank of Canada announced that it is holding its interest rate at 2.25%.

Bank of Canada interest rate update (January 28, 2026) – My Money Matters Latest update: The Bank of Canada holds its interest rate at 2.25%.

This week's digs into growth and power—literally. We're looking at what's ahead for global economies and stock markets, which winners and losers emerge in the AI race, and how AI data centres are reshaping electricity costs. Read more.

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Fixed income investors: How are you balancing stability, diversification, and income in 2026? In this podcast, Stephen Pitts explores bond portfolio construction fundamentals and strategies to capitalize on today's steepening yield curve. Listen now: https://bit.ly/4aLuOhm

This week’s video, join Chief Economist Eric Lascelles as he dives into geopolitical and economic currents:

🏦 Fed leadership shift: Kevin Warsh nominated as Federal Reserve Chair—watch for potential policy changes ahead.
🌍 Geopolitical crosswinds: Venezuela, Iran, and Greenland tensions are reshaping global trade and energy dynamics.
📈 Earnings momentum: U.S. corporate earnings remain strong. Companies beating expectations, with 2027 growth outpacing 2026. AI-driven sectors show margin expansion potential.
🍁 Canadian tailwinds & headwinds: Enhanced GST credits could fuel growth in the second half of 2026, but snap election uncertainty adds complexity.

Tune in to see what’s on our radar this week: https://bit.ly/4rN5M8q

While markets react to today's headlines, undervalued opportunities await disciplined investors. In this , Stu Kedwell of RBC GAM explores how to think beyond the noise, and why emerging markets and Canadian materials could be worth a closer look. Listen now: https://bit.ly/4adyvxl

Every year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) declares the annual TFSA contribution limit, which is indexed to inflation and then rounded to the nearest $500. Here’s what else you should know.

What is the TFSA Contribution Limit for 2025? Every year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) declares the annual TFSA contribution limit, which is indexed to inflation and then rounded to the nearest $500. What else should you know? Read on.

Paying yourself first is the golden rule of savings. Here’s how to use a pre-authorized contribution plan (PAC) to automatically contribute to one of your accounts.

What It Really Means to Pay Yourself First Learn how to automate your savings to free up time for the things you love.

A financial advisor can play an important role at any stage of your investment journey and here’s why.

Financial Planning At RBC Financial Planning, we look at everything—your goals and priorities, what you have and what you owe—to help you design your financial plan. Let's start a conversation today.

What’s driving the excitement in global equity markets? RBC GAM’s Jeremy Richardson looks at some events within the market that are starting to raise questions. Watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/49ANr8D

Economic growth is slowing. This week’s highlights recent weakness, especially in U.S. and Canadian labour market indicators, Argentina’s bold economic reforms, and finishes with a deep dive into stablecoins. https://bit.ly/3IoZjja

When it comes to retirement planning, investors must balance the long-term risk of running out of money with the short-term risk of market volatility. Building on William Bengen’s research, RBC GAM's latest analysis underscores the importance of a disciplined, balanced, long-term strategy to ensure portfolio recovery and growth, even during downturns. Read more: https://bit.ly/420Ekts