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New research suggests that to encourage saving, you should pick a date in the future and mentally imagine your life back to the present.

When a member of the Black community is killed in a police incident, the local-area members of that group experience a significant change to their financial decision-making, negatively affecting their long-term wealth growth.

Can you "hack" the way you think about retirement? Avni Shah joined the Executive Summary to chat about why we struggle with saving for the future and how we might shift the narrative around putting money aside for our golden years.

Despite their accessibility, social media stock tips could be detrimental to your wealth, research shows.

Dean Susan Christoffersen joins Rotman Office Hours to answer all the mutual fund and banking questions you were too afraid to ask.

Can you just pay people to change? Why are new year's resolutions so hard? And is a carrot better than a stick? Professor Dilip Soman answers your questions in our new video series, Rotman Office Hours.

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.