Joshua Rosenmeier
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CIBC chief executive, Victor Dodig, says heated housing conditions could be alleviated with more urban and suburban density, along with transit infrastructure and policies freeing up non-environmentally protected lands in newer towns.

Wealthy women giving their money and time away is nothing new. But for many decades, they did so in their husbands’ names or without wide recognition. However, in recent years their giving has become a subject of study by the nonprofit world and academics.

Never invest in any idea you can't illustrate with a crayon. #WednesdayWisdom

As CIBC's Avery Shenfeld explains, we will give up some growth in Q2 as a consequence of retightened public health measures, but the payoff in growth later in the year, and in public health, should be worth it.

People are being more intentional about how they spend their money, learning what they can do without, and forgoing cash in favour of more contactless payments. Here are three financial trends we can chalk up to the coronavirus pandemic.

Successful investing is about managing risk, not avoiding it. #WednesdayWisdom

Last week, we cautioned Italy’s current lockdown was a warning signal for near-term downside risks to Canada, with a third wave of Covid-19. But, look further afield to New Zealand, for a peek into what North America’s post-vaccine future could look like.

Inflation is becoming a more relevant risk now and we think headline inflation is going to move up quite aggressively, particularly in the U.S., over the next several months, cautions CIBC’s Michael Sager.

The economics the valuation of the business - is not that hard. The psychology how much do you buy, do you buy it at this price, do you wait for a lower price, what do you do when it looks like the world might end those things are harder." #WednesdayWisdom

Do you know what your tax rate will be in 2021? This report will help you to understand how your income is taxed and why the advertised tax rate isn’t always what you end up paying.

Canada looks to be in the early stages of its own third wave. On the economic front, our concerns over these variants of concern entail some temporary downside risks in Canada’s relative performance versus the US outlook.

the growing trend among baby boomers and gen-xers is to down-size and a lot of them are putting their homes for sale. The market is shifting again, but how exactly does it work?

The share price of a company and the fair value of a company are very often two distinct features. #WednesdayWisdom