Rob Carrick

Enjoy the sense of satisfaction but beware the risks of overconfidence before stocks turn down

The current rules are livable, but a blueprint in a Canadian Tax Journal article shows they could better reflect the financial reality of today’s seniors

There is much that may be financially worrying these days, but here are some things we can be thankful for

Here’s what clients should consider in the wake of TD’s money laundering debacle

Challenger banks can often pay more interest and charge zero fees, but better deals aren’t enough on their own. Before you hand your money over, you need to able to trust it

A potential workaround is to take a variable-rate mortgage now and then convert it to a fixed-rate loan after fixed rates move lower

The problem with low rates is they’re kind of like a drug that impairs your judgment

Rob Carrick says a rate cut of the size recently made by the Bank of Canada is a blow to savers and people who park cash in their investment accounts

The flow of money into certain safe harbours reveals the predominance of a scarcity mindset

Don’t let Trump’s win divert attention from these key money matters