Derek A. Hebb, Investment Advisor, CIBC Wood Gundy
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CIBC’s Patrick O’Toole reviews factors that may fuel growth including: eager consumers ready to spend their cash and the reopening of the economy. In this market environment he suggests corporate bonds and real return bonds may outperform government bonds.

The housing market came to a standstill in spring of 2020, but since then has raced ahead with no looking back. CIBC's Ben Tal & Royce Mendes explain how the pandemic also led to an increase in demand for detached housing at the expense of high-rise units.

Managing money can be very complicated and difficult for adults. But what people with kids may not realize is that the decisions they make can have a big impact on their children’s relationship with finances.

The 2020 tax filing season will be one of the most unusual and complicated on record. Here’s everything you need to know to file your taxes in the age of COVID.

CIBC's Ben Tal shares his economic and investment insights for 2021. "The first half of the year will be tough, then we’ll probably see a strong comeback in the second half," driven by Canadians’ pent up savings of 100 billion dollars in excess cash.

A millennial money expert and accredited financial counsellor shares some common financial burdens that millennials face, and how they can best manage their money beyond the COVID-19 crisis.

Lower interest rates and ongoing economic recovery are supporting higher equity markets. However, the September pullback can be seen as a consolidation after a sharp rally rather than the beginning of a market downturn.

Talking about money is hard for many. Some may not have enough. Others may have made mistakes that make talking about money difficult. However, it is important to take away the stigma of talking about money, especially with children and young investors.

Tax planning should be a year-round affair, but as year end approaches, now is a particularly good time to review your personal finances. Jamie Golombek has a new report (coming soon) on his top year-end tax tips and this video features the highlights.

Given that the CRB is likely to be the primary benefit available to self-employed and other workers not eligible for EI, CIBC's Jamie Golombek take a deep dive into who is eligible, the mechanics of applying, and the tax consequences of receiving the CRB.

Being a millennial has its virtues and shortcomings, but more often than not, millennials are considered to be financially undisciplined, frittering away their money on avocado toasts and lattes. But how much of it is true?