Volatility isn’t just in markets—it’s emotional. Recency bias, loss aversion, confirmation bias & more can derail good decisions. Discipline and a solid plan matter most when emotions run high. awealthofcommonsense.com/2025/04/misbeh…

Carney has indicated his administration aims to tackle housing affordability, enhance national security, and strengthen Canada's economy. His government will be tasked with sorting out trade relations with a challenging U.S. administration. theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-c…

Advisor compensation in Canada can be difficult to understand. I've heard many times from investors who think believe they don't pay any fee for their investments or mutual funds at the bank. Remember: not seeing it doesn't mean not paying it. financialpost.com/personal-finan…

Private alternative assets are playing a bigger role in investor portfolios, promising diversification and long-term growth. But it’s important to remember: just because these assets aren’t priced daily doesn’t mean they aren't exposed to the same risks as public investments.

Is it time to buy? That's a question we heard from clients and prospects a lot lately. The S&P 500 recently came within a hair of a bear market—down 18.9%. So, what's the deal? Should you be putting your money to work in a time like this? awealthofcommonsense.com/2025/04/buying…

Selling your Canadian business? Share sale = potential tax perks (like Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption) Asset sale = more control for buyers, but more complex for sellers. Get the right advice early. fpcollective.ca/tax-legal-impl…

Canadian real estate isn’t a guaranteed win—think high costs, low liquidity, and rising rates. Stocks offer more flexibility, diversification, and lower barriers to entry. Know the trade-offs before you invest and consider combining the two! moneysense.ca/columns/ask-a-…

We’re living longer than ever - great news, but a game-changer for retirement planning. Your nest egg might need to last 30+ years. Are your plans built for longevity? coxfinancial.ca/living-longer-…

The end of the consumer carbon tax resulted in a lower inflation rate than expected in April, at 1.7%. While that brings the measure within the Bank of Canada's target of 1-3%, there were some larger than expected increases in inflation in core areas: theglobeandmail.com/business/econo…

We got a lot of questions on the asset sale versus share sale post from a few weeks ago, so we added some further information to our website. If you're considering selling a business in the coming years, take a read and reach out: coxfinancial.ca/asset-sale-vs-…

Want to pay less tax? Our latest article covers smart tax-saving strategies for Canadians; from RRSPs and TFSAs to income splitting and capital gains tips. Start planning now to keep more of what you earn. 🔗 Read more: coxfinancial.ca/top-tax-saving…

Back from #Illuminate2025 by @CommFdnsCanada - an inspiring few days of learning and connecting with philanthropic leaders from across the country. Excited to bring new ideas home to the CFLSWA, and my own practice in helping my clients reach their philanthropic goals.

The Millionaire Next Door proves wealth isn’t flashy—it’s built quietly. - Live below your means - Invest early - Avoid lifestyle creep The path is simple—but not easy. 🔗 How these habits still apply today: awealthofcommonsense.com/2025/05/7-attr…

Thinking of buying your first home? The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) offers major tax advantages - but how does it compare to the TFSA or RRSP? We break down the differences and show you how to use all three in a smart wealth strategy. Read here: coxfinancial.ca/how-the-new-fh…

If American politics wasn’t already bad reality TV, it sure is now. Woof.

Reason #1,204,028 not to believe everything you read from people online - Rich Dad Poor Dad is recommending you join MLMs to get rich in a (predicted) economic crash.

Big thank you to Red Tomato Pies and Brenden Harper for keeping our team at Cox Financial Group and Cox Private Wealth fed. From one local business to another, we appreciate it! If you haven't tried Red Tomato Pies yet - you're missing out!

Hell of a speech from PM Carney at Davos.

Honestly will say it again, 3 on 3 OT in gold medal game is such a brutal way to end it.

Found this story from Brendan Morrow interesting amidst all the conversation about the US team partying in Miami and potentially skipping a few games while celebrating the Olympic win at the SOTU - doesn't sound like that was the case in 2010: youtube.com/shorts/rpMdGNx…