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Melissa and Joe, a millennial couple living in Vaughan, have moved onto a new stage of their life after recently giving birth to their second child. https://t.co/Wk3j8uAvg4
Atlantic Canada's population is already the oldest in Canada, but by 2040, there will be three seniors for every two young people in the region, the council says. https://t.co/crNPNECDds
Outflows from mutual funds set a record in 2020, while a record amount of money poured into ETFs, according to research firm Morningstar. https://t.co/WSGLkwABUp
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Stock prices already reflect a wallop of government spending and central-bank aid that can’t get much larger from here, Bank of America warns. Other market watchers are downbeat as well. https://t.co/C4k6CwO57V
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The form of money—salary vs. bonus, income vs. capital—affects the way we treat that money. Sometimes that helps us financially. And sometimes it hurts us. https://t.co/pJmOwU0wII
Everyone has been rushing to cash in on the 10-month old melt-up. Once the market’s most risky bets, things like bitcoin and call options, have taken off, prompting bubble warnings from every corner. https://t.co/KsUHne3kWk
Many seniors and retirees saw their accounts swell last year amid reduced spending, stock-market gains, and deferred required minimum distributions as the pandemic turned the world topsy-turvy. https://t.co/pT3zjguJNZ
The desire for escapism after the strain of people fluctuating between fear and want and isolation along with navigating political and social unrest will propel consumer spending in 2021, Forrester sees. https://t.co/90e5WE8Awp
Constance Hunter, chief economist at KPMG, discusses the disconnect between markets and the U.S jobs report. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close." https://t.co/Yk8yt9a6Xt
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From seven-week sweaters to duvet coats, it’s time to dig out your ultimate comfort wardrobe and wear everything you love the most. https://t.co/0DTVfyhWSm
What is enough? How do you even determine that? Let’s talk about how you can find your “enough” and why that should be a top priority in the new year. https://t.co/IGfG8dyvOu
The stock market soared, home prices did too—and millions of Americans went hungry. Nothing about the 2020 recession has turned out as predicted. https://t.co/cLg3acI8gz