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A wave of management guidance withdrawals early in the pandemic was caused by uncertainty, not anticipated poor performance.

Who sits on a pension board — and their personal views on compensation — can influence whether funds pay managers market rate...or not.

Friendly advice, social media brags, office gossip — investing is a social activity. What does that mean for returns?

A new study from Susan Christoffersen, dean of the Rotman School of Management, challenges the notion that active investing isn't worth the higher price tag.

How do millionaires spend their cash, and where do they turn for financial advice? New research sheds light on their investment habits.

Should you put money in RRSPs or TFSAs? These are the two most widely used, tax-advantaged savings programs for Canadian taxpayers. Eric Kirzner of the Rotman School explains the difference.

As society evolves and the economy becomes more complex, there’s a growing need to tackle questions about debt repayments, retirement savings, budgeting, mortgages and lines of credit. Financial literacy should start in the classroom.

Professor John Hull breaks down the concept of value at risk, and describes how markets — and regulators — measure risk in the markets.