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On many fronts, 2021 is shaping up to be a good year for the global economy. Yet, there are some potential risks to watch for. In this podcast, Chief Economist Eric Lascelles shares his outlook.

This week's #MacroMemo tackles recent macro-relevant developments, from the continuation of vaccine distribution to rising inflation concerns. Other topics covered include a U.S. political update, revisiting COVID-19 fatalities, and an evaluation of pent-up demand.

In the final #MacroMemo of 2020, you’ll find a brief review of the year that was and a preview of 2021. Also in the memo: an economic update, downside risks and the latest on #Brexit and U.S. fiscal stimulus.

The average Canadian taking CPP/CQP benefits at age 60 instead of waiting until 70 can expect to lose more than $100,000 of secure lifetime income, according to a new research paper by Ryerson University’s National Institute on Ageing and the FP Canada Research Foundation. Using RRSP/RRIF savings to increase retirement income and delaying the CPP/QPP can be financially advantageous.

Are high profile stocks piquing your interest? Stu Kedwell, Co-Head, North American Equities, reveals how his team looks at a range of scenarios when considering stocks.

In the latest #MacroMemo, we look at the latest COVID-19 news and surprisingly resilient economic activity in November. We also celebrate healthy financial conditions, discuss the Great Reset and more.

Snow and ice can be a real headache for homeowners. Before the winter weather hits, ensure you have the right protection for your home. Learn more today.

No one wants to deal with an emergency but unfortunately sometimes it’s unavoidable. Here are four tips to help you prepare ahead of time for an unexpected emergency.

Planning to spend more time at home this winter? A quick check in on your insurance coverage will help ensure you have the right protection for your home. Learn more today.

Do you drive a lot during the winter season? You can save on car insurance with winter tires. Get a quote today with RBC Insurance.

Are you an avid investor? Here are two important scenarios to consider to help prepare you to better manage the possible market changes.

Has there been any changes happening in your life? Have your insurance needs changed? If you’re not sure where to start here are three steps to help get you started.

Debt is something people dread talking about but it’s important to understand and manage. Read this informative Q&A with Marco Imbrogno, an RBC Investment & Retirement planner, and Giselle Totino, an RBC Financial Planner for helpful advice.

Has your employment status changed? Although none of us wants it to happen, your employment status could change, here are three important insurance implications to know to help keep your family protected.

What's in store for markets this month? Second wave infections, U.S. election uncertainty, and fiscal support are the main drivers of key economic activity. Read now.

Find out how having the right insurance can help protect you and your family.

From politics to health care, there are still many unknowns about how the rest of 2020 will play out. Yet, markets are already looking ahead. In this podcast, Stu Kedwell, Co-Head, North American Equities, RBC GAM, shares how investors can maintain focus through uncertainty.

Some employers have had to forlough their workers because of the pandemic. Read to find out what rights employees have who have expereince this and are still forloughed.

In this 18-minute podcast, RBC GAM's CIO, Dan Chornous, weighs in on the latest market developments. Dan also shares why it can pay to stay invested, despite all the unknowns this year has in store. Learn more.