Reid Palmer (@reidpalmer96) 's Twitter Profile
Reid Palmer

@reidpalmer96

Associate Wealth Advisor at The Andrews Group.

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Cullen Roche (@cullenroche) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fixed this for you Zohran: "Wealth inequality is real. But worth noting: the top 1% of earners pay about 42% of all federal income taxes, and the companies billionaires create fund a huge portion of the economy and government revenue and employ millions. Maybe the goal isn’t to

Mikal Skuterud (@mikalskuterud) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The economic potential of immigration does *not* lie in coddling businesses whose margins rely on low-cost labour. Giving provinces more immigration powers to pander to those businesses contributes to the regulatory hodgepodge we should be working against. theglobeandmail.com/politics/opini…

Aravind Sithamparapillai (@aravindsitham) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To all the Financial Planning professionals in my network - I've gotten an influx of "How can I study for the CFP®" requests. What allowed me to succeed was the sources of learning I keep on the regular consumption roster. Here's the best for Canadian Planning knowledge 👇

Markus Muhs (@cgwm_muhs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Purveyors of alternatives keep telling me "60/40 is broken", referring to the historically disastrous year bonds had in 2022. In the past 5 years though, 60/40 portfolios performed wonderfully. For those needing to moderate risk (ie: retirees), 60/40 is the new 60/40.

Purveyors of alternatives keep telling me "60/40 is broken", referring to the historically disastrous year bonds had in 2022. In the past 5 years though, 60/40 portfolios performed wonderfully. For those needing to moderate risk (ie: retirees), 60/40 is the new 60/40.
Cem Karsan 🥐 (@jam_croissant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So, then… Maybe we should ask the obvious follow-up question… Why are we strong arming the incoming Fed Chair to lower rates to 1% + do more QE?

Aaron Hector, R.F.P., CFP, TEP (@aaronhectorcfp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

15 common-sense pieces of financial advice that are not hard to do. If you do them all, you will be further ahead than most of the people around you. 1. Don’t carry balances on credit cards. 2. Protect yourself and your family from catastrophic events. Insurance when

Clifford Asness (@cliffordasness) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Evolve like be the poster child for ESG when it’s popular and retreating from ESG when it’s not, and being willing to do an ETF on anything like a bookie not a professional investor. Evolution rocks.

Evolve like be the poster child for ESG when it’s popular and retreating from ESG when it’s not, and being willing to do an ETF on anything like a bookie not a professional investor. Evolution rocks.
Eric Lombardi 🇨🇦🚀🏗️ (@ericdlombardi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People in Ontario and Toronto feel overtaxed because they are overtaxed. This is not Scandinavia. We pay a lot, and we are not getting commensurate value in return. That is what the public is telling us. Our institutions are not delivering outcomes that justify the level of

Markus Muhs (@cgwm_muhs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Predicting the markets is really hard. We all remember what the geopolitical situation was over the past month, leading to that dip in the markets. Anyone trying to make a timing decision about the markets based on geopolitical going-ons at the time—whether investing for

Predicting the markets is really hard. We all remember what the geopolitical situation was over the past month, leading to that dip in the markets.

Anyone trying to make a timing decision about the markets based on geopolitical going-ons at the time—whether investing for