Stacey Markowsky -Financial Planner, RBC Financial Planning, RBC Royal Bank

From helping to balance financial priorities to planning for major milestones, a financial planner can play an important role in your investment future.

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.

The most obvious effect of inflation is that everything becomes more expensive, and the cost of living rises. A financial planner can tell you what that means for your investments.

What is inflation and how does it affect investors? The most obvious effect of inflation is that everything becomes more expensive and the cost of living rises. Here's what that means for your investments.

Deciding to sell your U.S. home is a big decision.

Before you take the next step, consider asking yourself these 4 questions to ensure you are on the right path.

Thinking of Selling Your U.S. Home? Consider These 4 Questions First Canadians thinking of selling their U.S. home have other ways to tap into the equity of their homes south of the border.

TFSAs (tax-free savings accounts) and RRSPs (registered retirement savings plans) are two of the most popular registered accounts held by Canadians. If you find yourself wondering whether you should choose a TFSA or RRSP, ask yourself these three questions.

TFSA or RRSP: How to Find the Right Fit in 2025 If you find yourself wondering whether you should choose a TFSA or RRSP, ask yourself these three questions.

Too many Canadians are struggling to find a home they can afford—making housing the defining issue of this country’s politics and economics. The Great Rebuild—a new report from RBC Economics, looks at the five phases that led to Canada’s housing crisis:

The Great Rebuild Seven ways to fix Canada’s housing shortage - RBC Thought Leadership Too many Canadians are struggling to find a home they can afford—making housing the defining issue of this country’s politics and economics.

When interest rates are high, deciding whether to pay off your mortgage or invest into cash reserves can be challenging. A financial planner can help you make the best move to build your future net worth faster.

Should You Pay Down Your Mortgage or Invest? While saving for retirement and reducing mortgage debt will both increase your net worth, the right choice can put you further ahead. An RBC Financial Planner can help you make the best move.

Inflation continues to a be concern in the minds of Canadians. Here’s a collection of some tips of money hacks to combat high costs.

10 Money Hacks: Fight Inflation and Keep More in Your Pocket If you’re finding costs are growing but your wallet isn’t, check out these tips and tricks to hack your budget.

Understanding the value of having a strategic charitable giving plan in place. Planned giving has benefits for the recipient charities, but it also provides benefits for donors.

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Not sure whether to rent or buy a home in the U.S?

Learn more about your options and find what works best for your lifestyle.

Renting vs. Buying a U.S. Home: What Works for Your Lifestyle Should you rent or buy a U.S. home? Discover the advantages of both to determine what's best for you.

How planning ahead can help to ensure a smooth transition of your valued possessions and avoid unnecessary expenses to your estate so that they can enrich the lives of the next generation of owners and collectors.

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Canada’s housing crisis will reach even more alarming levels if not enough is done now. According to RBC Economics, if affordability remains close to where it is today, many renters won’t be able to afford rent in the future.

The Great Rebuild Seven ways to fix Canada’s housing shortage - RBC Thought Leadership Too many Canadians are struggling to find a home they can afford—making housing the defining issue of this country’s politics and economics.

For homeowners and prospective buyers in Canada, the interest rate cut is welcome news – but what does it really mean for you? Whether you’re looking to buy your first home, on track to renew this year or have a variable rate mortgage, the current interest rate environment matters. Here, we explore the impact of the interest rate cut on Canadians already in or about to enter the real estate market.

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcement: What it Means for You The June 5th Bank of Canada interest rate announcement has been highly anticipated as Canadians hoped the BoC would finally cut interest rates. And ultimately, they did. As was widely expected, interested rates came down 25 basis points to 4.75%, marking the first time in 4 years that rates have dec...