Behavioural finance expert Daniel Crosby shares that humans have a natural tendency to imagine the worst possible outcomes, which is not always constructive.

Behavioural finance expert Daniel Crosby shares that humans have a natural tendency to imagine the worst possible outcomes, which is not always constructive.
Bad returns early in retirement can cause an investor’s capital base to erode such that withdrawals grow to an unsustainably high percentage of assets.
History suggests a useful upgrade to the axiom might be “Fortune favours… the prudently bold.” Examples of measured risk taking.
A 50bps rate hike is unusual and validates the zeal with which Governor Macklem wants to normalize monetary policy as quickly as possible.
An overview of RRSP facts and the power of long-term compounding within tax-sheltered accounts.
Pooling your capital with many investors is a cost-effective way to invest, but the tax rules can be confusing. Learn how it works.