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J’adore mettre à profit mon expertise financière afin d’aider mes clients à établir une stratégie financière personnalisée. Je m’emploie à prendre le temps de comprendre vos priorités et à recommander des stratégies sur mesure pour vous aider à atteindre vos objectifs, quels qu’ils soient. Travaillons ensemble à la création d’une voie vers la réussite financière qui correspond à vos propres aspirations.
Rapports et perspectives
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Regard sur les placements mondiaux
Pour en savoir plus sur nos perspectives et prévisions, consultez Regard sur les placements mondiaux.
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Prévisions économiques
Chaque semaine, Eric Lascelles, économiste en chef de RBC Gestion mondiale d'actifs, fait le point sur l'actualité économique.
Découvrir et apprendre
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2024-09-03T17:22:52
It was a golden light moment of early morning on the first day of September! Volunteering season is back! Two of my favorite causes held hand together and came back with the most awaited Blueberry festival on Sunday, September 1st! Blueberry Festival came back to Fort McMurray after 15 long years. This year, it shared the weekend and venue with Empty Bowls festival. It was a celebration of local talent that drew the community together to bring awareness to local hunger issues and raise funds for the WoodBuffalo Food Bank. It was enchanting to see a team of blue shirts of Team RBC, running around and setting up tents, moving chairs and tables helping set up the festival site at an early hour of the day! I am proud to be a part of Team RBC not only as a volunteer but also an organization with a donation amount for Woodbuffalo Food Bank!
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2024-08-23T01:29:00
What can be a better reason to buy a burger today and supporting A&W with their Burgers to beat MS Campaign! $2 from Every Teen Burger purchase goes towards supporting Canadians living with Multiple Sclerosis. I was "voluntold" many years ago to be part of the fund raising team for helping support Multiple Sclerosis patients in Fort McMurray. It was an eye opening experience to understand how every penny is needed for research, fighting the disease, helping care givers with knowledge and helping the MS society. I am proud to support a great cause! I hope you enjoyed a teen burger from A&W today too!
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2024-08-19T22:13:16
Yesterday I ran a Half Marathon. It was a long run. I ran at a super slow pace. My main goal was to complete it and get that medal. This is not my first time, definitely not my last one. Some how I was never into competitive sports as a young kid. I was more into music and performing arts. I started running at age 40. I was running to heal myself from domestic violence I went through. One of my co workers at a Volunteering project suggested I get out of my comfort zone and find a new me after I started a new life all by myself and with my young daughter. I kept running and ended up running marathons and other long distance running. One time a spectator yelled mocking at me saying " is that walking or running? you will never finish in time." Well I did finish that race. Yesterday I met John Stranton, founder of Running Room and my inspiration of finding a new me. When I told him of the mockery incident, John, like a true mentor told me " It is your race, your goal, your path. Nothing else matters." While running, the whole time these words resonated in my mind. "It is my race, I am not competing with any one"; Isn't this true for everything else in our lives? Once we understand the path to our goal is our own path; the goal is MY goal; it would be so much easy to achieve our goals. One step at a time and put one foot in front of the other one. and there you go. I am so thankful to Harvard, my now retired little runner who started training me and Ben, the happy go lucky sled runner who happily picked up his duty to train me. There is no limit to your dreams; the race is yours, the path is yours. Running freed me from PTSD. If I could break free of all my fears, my pain and run free, trust me you can too!