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The Hidden Trends Shaping Wealth in the Next Decade: What Most Investors Don’t See Coming According to Financial Advisor Serge Robichaud
Millions of investors compulsively keep track of the stock markets, watching for any changes in stock value, interest rates, or economic shocks. But so much of what drives market value lies beneath the surface, where quiet, long-term forces shape how Canadians build and protect their wealth.
Why the Best Financial Advisors Don't Just Manage Money, They Build Legacies: Insight from Moncton Financial Advisor Serge Robichaud
Most people meet with a financial advisor because they want help saving, investing, or planning for retirement. That's usually the starting point. But once the conversation moves past numbers and timelines, many clients begin to think about something deeper. They start thinking about family, community, and what they want their money to mean long-term.
Financial Stress and Its Impact on Mental & Physical Health: Insights from Canadian Financial Advisor Serge Robichaud
Financial stress has increasingly become one of the foremost threats to both mental and physical health across Canada. New research from FP Canada and the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada reflects how deeply financial anxiety affects Canadians. Money now ranks as the leading source of stress for 42 per cent of Canadians, up from 38 per cent in 2021, signalling a persistent rise in financial anxiety. Nearly half of Canadians still lose sleep over their financial situation—49 per cent, compared to 51 per cent at the height of the pandemic. This anxiety is fueled by external pressures. Sixty-four percent of Canadians cite grocery prices as the most directly stressful factor, and 54 per cent point to inflation.