Manwinder S. Gill, CPA, CA, CFP - IG Wealth Management

The art of doing nothing: have the Dutch found the answer to burnout culture? Interest in the concept of niksen has grown rapidly over the past five years – and it has become a publishing sensation. But just how easy is it to let go of all outcomes?

Investors may be getting the Federal Reserve wrong, again Why expectations of imminent interest-rate cuts could be misplaced.

U.S. Workers Really Want to Retire Young, According to Their Google Searches There's been a spike in searches asking about retirement ages. Here's each state's dream age to say goodbye to the daily grind.

FP Answers: What happens to TFSA contributions and limits once a spouse dies? No, you do not now have twice as much TFSA room.

4 Lessons From The Bill Belichick Era In New England The decision from Kraft to separate from Belichick leaves lessons for entrepreneurs. Here are four.

More and more parents are helping their kids buy their first home — but are they putting their own retirements at risk? It’s fine for parents to want to help if they can, experts say, but be very clear on any terms and conditions regarding the amount of money loaned.

‘We co-evolved with bacteria’: how your gut ecosystem took shape – and how to take care of it Though they are markedly different from the friendly bacteria we hear so much about, prebiotics are a vital part of gut function.

New Disruptions, Geopolitics Hang Over 2024 Supply Chains Companies that assembled new supply chain strategies in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic are having to put those plans into practice far faster than they may have thought possible.

9 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in 2024 I know you've been told everything you should do, but what about everything you shouldn't?

King dollar seen vulnerable in 2024 if Fed pivots The Federal Reserve's dovish December pivot has boosted the case for the weakening dollar to keep falling into 2024, though strength in the U.S. economy could limit the greenback’s decline.

Millennial parents say well-meaning boomers are gifting junk to their grandkids — and it's time to stop Toys are cheaper than ever, but some millennials dread the amount of gifts their kids receive. They say they're overwhelmed by the clutter and don't want more. These millennials told Business Insider their boomer parents were ignoring pleas to cut the presents.

9 Financial Literacy Lessons From ‘The Lord Of The Rings’ Celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Return of the King's cinematic release by learning nine financial literacy lessons from The Lord of the Rings.

From athletes to actors to scientists: How does your career choice impact how long you will live? In some cases, it is easy to see how lifespan might be affected by what one does for a living; consider for example coal miners or test pilots. For most lines of work, though, any connection is less obvious.

9 Real Estate Market Trends to Watch in 2024 Here are a few key trends that are poised to have a significant influence on the real estate market in 2024.

Your Personality Type Determines Your Leadership Potential. Here's How to Find It – And Unlock Its Full Power. A thorough understanding of your strengths and weaknesses is integral for success. These are proven ways to identify your unique approaches and how to make the most of them.

Do People Want to Live Longer With Alzheimer’s Disease? Revolutionary new treatments to slow cognitive decline will require doctors and patients to think about quality of life in new ways.

A Simple Way to Make Better Decisions Various sources suggest that the average adult makes 33,000 to 35,000 total decisions each day. These happen automatically and simultaneously through the information we’ve subconsciously stored about what is “good” or “bad.”

The Beatles transcend time, geography, demographics and personal taste As the anniversary of John Lennon’s murder approaches, we are reminded again that the band’s magic never disappears.

5 Tips for Buying Holiday Gifts for Clients As the holidays approach, it’s natural to think about giving gifts to your clients. After all, studies have shown that driving emotional engagement with customers — and well-chosen gifts can certainly play a part — could add as much as 5% to a company’s revenue.

Get Wealthy, Stay Healthy: Three Rules On Money And Healthcare Finance Similar to how the rules of physics cause apples to fall to the ground, there are rules governing how money works, and money in healthcare is no exception.

Answer Six Questions. Win $10 Million. AI isn’t smart enough to win a gold medal at the math Olympics—yet. Can a billionaire’s money change that?

The McDonald’s of my youth is the McDonald’s of today. And therein lies its founder George Cohon’s legacy George Cohon was a 30-year-old Chicago lawyer when he bought the franchise rights to McDonald’s restaurants in Ontario and provinces east for $70,000 U.S. in 1967.

Black Friday Spending Was Strong. How People Pay for Gifts Is Upending Retailers. Consumers are shifting away from store-branded credit cards, which have been lucrative for retailers.

Wall Street Expects Both Recession and Higher Stock Prices. Here’s How Often That Happens. History gives some clues on what factors push up equity prices in a cooling economy.

They Made It to the Top 0.2%—in Age. Here’s What Helped Them Get There. WSJ readers weigh in on the secrets to a long life. Among them: Live with grit, don't slow down, and take care of your mind.

Here’s how home owners can age in their own place, even if they are struggling to afford it If you’ve made it to retirement at the age of 65, congratulations. Folks hitting this milestone have another 20.94 years to go, on average, according to Statistics Canada life expectancy data. In other words, the average 65 year old will break 85, which happens to be the threshold where most Canad...

I’m Serious: Drive to the Airport for the People You Love Picking up and dropping off the people you care about is a hassle—and worth it.

Loneliness Isn’t Just Bad for Your Health—It’s Deadly People who report often feeling lonely or being socially isolated are at an increased risk of death from any cause, new research suggests.

The Global Fight Against Inflation Has Turned a Corner Falling inflation across industrialized countries has opened the door for central banks to start cutting interest rates next year.

How to save like Scrooge at superspeed for the holidays ’Tis the season for spending — and temporary tightwaddery may be in order. Quick and easy tips to rack up the savings.