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Did you know that since 1950 the broad U.S. equity market has set 1,250 all-time highs along the path to its current level. That’s an average of over 16 every year. Learn more:

With inflation finally easing, what could anticipated interest rate cuts mean for bond yields? Explore RBC GAM's Spring 2024 Fixed Income Outlook: #GIO

We’re excited to share that RBC has completed its acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada! To our new clients and colleagues – we look forward to welcoming you and showing you all that RBC has to offer.

Understanding the relationship between interest rates, inflation, and why these two topics continue to make the news. #Valueofadvice

While the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and FHSA all offer tax benefits, there are some key differences that can help you choose what’s right for you. #ValueofAdvice

The reality is that choosing between investing and paying off a mortgage isn't always a simple decision. When interest rates are high, deciding whether to pay off your mortgage or invest cash reserves can be challenging, but you do have options. #ValueofAdvice

How you spend your retirement is a personal decision. But the question is, how do you save enough to comfortably retire on your own terms? The short answer: consistency. #ValueofAdvice

Each year is a new journey for investors. It’s natural to experience a variety of emotions, but history shows that over time, markets tend to have more positive years than negative. Here’s what the experts at RBC Global Asset Management have to say about the road ahead, getting back into markets, and staying on track to achieve your long term investment goals.

If you’re considering a First Home Savings Account (FHSA), here are some scenarios that could help you decide if it’s the right choice for you. #ValueofAdvice

With the backdrop for bonds now the most attractive it has been in decades, could it be time for investors to hop back on the bond-wagon? RBC GAM's Dagmara Fijalkowski shares her thoughts:

All investments come with some risk. Knowing how much risk you can tolerate can help determine which investments suit you.

Understanding the differences between registered investment plans can help you decide how they can help you meet your goals.