This time is not different when it comes to value stocks

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Rational Reminder. We start this show with some great news about the comment section and our migration to Discourse. Having an open dialogue has always been crucial for us—it has even led to our latest hire—so we felt it was time to add more structure to it.

What happens to your RESP if your child doesn’t go to school? If you have an individual or family RESP, you can get your money out of the plan with relatively little pain. I outline the options to withdraw money from an RESP if the beneficiary of the RESP doesn’t attend post-secondary school.

In this episode of Capital Topics, James Parkyn, François Doyon La Rochelle and Raymond Kerzérho discuss the following subjects: Canadian banks launch a new type of bonds and The “Active-Passive Barometer” report from Morningstar

Some good things really do come in smaller packages – such as the close-knit networking group Anjali Dilawri co-founded several years ago. Called “Laughter and Conversation,” this select business women’s group has helped participants make a meaningful difference in one another’s lives. Similarly, after her maternity leave, Dilawri opted out of her former “big six” CPA firm career, and joined the mid-sized Logan Katz, LLP. There, she was able to work part-time when her kids were young, and transition into becoming the firm’s first female partner. A finalist in the 2019 Women’s Business Network of Ottawa Business Woman of the Year Professional category, Dilawri describes how she has successfully balanced family and career in today’s Standing Out podcast.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear Amy’s bold story, which earned her a 2018 Business Woman of the Year Emerging Entrepreneur award from the Women’s Business Network of Ottawa. Listen to some of Lynn’s own timeless words of wisdom in today’s podcast, and discover why she was a finalist in the Women’s Business Network of Ottawa Businesswoman of the Year awards.

Regional managing partner in a national law firm, a Women’s Business Network of Ottawa Business Woman of the Year, TEDx speaker, parent to three children … there aren’t many barriers Katherine Cooligan hasn’t faced, and overcome. How does she do it?

As we head into the winter months and the end of 2020, it seems clear this year will go down in the popular imagination as one of the worst in modern times, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

You might not think you could find a common thread among business, athletics and a love for nature. That would be before you heard today’s episode, with HOK Principal Lynn Ferron. Living by her motto, “get involved, and reap the benefits,” Lynn also is president of the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO), and loves to mentor future interior designers. An avid outdoor runner, she is inspired by nature’s timeless designs, and integrates the results into her work.

In this fourth episode of Capital Topics, James Parkyn, François Doyon La Rochelle and Raymond Kerzérho discuss the following subjects: In the news: the flurry of “blank cheque” IPOs (Special Purpose Acquisition Corporations or “SPACs”) in the U.S.

Unfortunately, too much news glut can be harmful to your financial and emotional well-being alike. How so? Whether you know it or not, your deep-down brain reacts to certain cues, like the color red in a headline (“Made you look!”) or a repeated falsehood, presented as fact (which becomes more believable simply because you’ve heard it more than once).