Insights
Periodic insights from our Investment and Private Client Teams on a broad range of investment and advice-related topics
Featured Insights
Join us this month as the KJH team explores the latest market dynamics, including the prevailing market optimism and growth.
We offer the current outlook for the rest of the year. It outlines our view on where markets are, how they got here, and where they may be headed.
Joel and Sarah discuss our market outlook for 2024, including the AI digital revolution, continued geopolitical instability, and the resurgence of fixed income as a significant contributor to portfolio returns.
In our view, the process of retirement planning should involve a greater depth of thought and breadth of preparation than simply asking “When?” and “How much?”. This guide distills our thinking about how best to prepare for a sound financial future in later life.
If, like many high-net-worth individuals, you are committed to supporting your community through philanthropic donations, then you might want to pay attention to upcoming changes to the federal government’s Alternative Minimum Tax program.
Join the KJH team as we discuss geopolitical instability, changing credit conditions and the continued opportunities in the bond market.
Often individuals focus on the numbers when planning for retirement, but there are other aspects that need to be considered when thinking about that next stage.
If you’re like many people, you will be trying to reap the best of summer while it lasts by spending extra time with your family. Yet, to the usual itinerary of eating great food, taking in the sun or the sights, or hanging out on the dock, try adding one other item: having a chat with your children about money.
When the voices of women go unheard, the result can be a wealth plan that is simply not as effective or relevant as it should be.
We all want our retirement to embody positive change, of course. Yet, to make our retirement dreams come true, we need to understand how retirement itself is changing – and how our financial planning must adapt as a result.
Since 1992, the best option for tax-advantaged savings for a first-time home purchase has been the RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan, now there is a new king of the tax-advantaged ring in town in the form of the Tax-Free First Home Savings Account (FHSA).
When planning for risk, people often focus exclusively on “big” things like portfolio management, business structure, retirement goals, and the like. But the “little” things are often the ones that make life the most financially and emotionally difficult for families in the wake of a death.
No matter the size of the portfolio or the age of their children, many of our clients are wondering how to raise their kids with the skills and knowledge they need to be financially competent.
Sarah Bull discusses gender equality in the world of money and how, while change is still necessary, it should not blind us to the reality that change is taking place.
With interest rates rising, the housing market seems to be in a state of flux. The direction of housing prices – up, down or sideways – is a hot topic of conversation around dinner tables and office watercoolers, which is hardly surprising given how much wealth Canadians’ have tied up in their homes.