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The LinkedIn Workforce Confidence Index explores what factors Canadians value most when looking for a new role and a lot has changed thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and the shift to working from home.

Many are feeling disconnected, and unsure how exactly to socialize again after being out of practice for so long. Mixed feelings make sense. Allow yourself time to re-adjust to old routines.

The global economy will enjoy its strongest growth on record over the next four quarters, as the recovery continues from the deepest recession since World War II. View the report here: https://www.cibcassetmanagement.com//CAM_Perspectives_En.p

The Bank of Canada took a hawkish turn in response to a stronger-than-expected rebound from the pandemic, saying it’ll pare back asset purchases by one-quarter and move up its expected timeline for potential interest-rate hikes.

While many items that worry Canadians such as: the capital gains inclusion rate, a tax on principal residence and a wealth tax were absent from the federal budget, Jamie Golombek talks through what was included and what's relevant to individual Canadians.

Doctors are looking at evidence and seeing just how powerful an antidote a few hours in nature can be. The effects can last for weeks.

With travel restricted in many places, a carefree getaway isn’t in the cards for most people. Here are eight ideas to help you kindle the joy of travel during your staycation.

At any stage of life, a well-constructed financial plan can help you enjoy today while also preparing for tomorrow. Call me today at 514-847-6344 to talk about how these time-tested strategies can help your financial plan get you to where you want to be.

For all of the headaches commuting can trigger, from sitting in traffic to being crammed into a busy subway car, it now seems there may have been some psychological benefit to our once-loathed daily travel routines.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments across the world have spent billions to support struggling citizens and businesses leaving many to question: how is the government going to pay for all this? Jamie Golombek looks at four areas that may see changes.

So much of our forecast these days pins on the good news, bad news story on the coronavirus pandemic. Avery Shenfeld, CIBC Chief Economist, discusses the variables at play when trying to determine when the economy will rid itself of its Covid shackles.

Joe Biden has finally been declared the next U.S. President. CIBC Asset Management's Luc de la Durantaye discusses how the results are likely to benefit tech companies and Asian economies, while the U.S. dollar could lose ground and push up the loonie.

Canada’s economic momentum is at risk of stalling as COVID-19 cases surge across the country, forcing local and provincial governments to extend or tighten restrictions.

With 2020 nearly over, now is a good time to think about tax planning opportunities that may still be available to you. In this new report, CIBC tax expert Jamie Golombek offers his year-end tax tips with a focus on those financially impacted by COVID-19.

Que vous preniez votre retraite dans 20 ans ou demain matin, nous souhaitons vous aider à la rendre extraordinaire. Découvrez les différentes étapes de la planification de la retraite, et n’hésitez pas à me poser toutes vos questions. #MLF2020

If you’re owed a refund for a cancelled flight, the federal government is promising to have your back. However, this assistance will come with certain terms and conditions.