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A guide to the best robo-advisors in Canada for 2022
– moneysense.ca
“You had me at low fees!” That was our reaction to the arrival of robo-advisors in Canada, beginning in 2014. Faced with few alternatives to mutual funds and self-directed brokerage accounts, young and middle-income investors embraced the option of having their savings passively managed in a bundle of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) matched to their goals and risk tolerance for about a penny on the dollar per year: A perfect set-it-and-forget it solution for people with better things to do. It would seem all robo-advisors are the best, right?
Fast forward to today and the honeymoon atmosphere has dissipated. Against the backdrop of an extraordinarily long-lived bull market in stocks, active management has made a comeback (not least in the ETF space), exotic asset classes like cryptocurrency are on the rise, and new competition is coming from asset-allocation ETFs that do the job of portfolio management all in one security.
Suddenly robo-advisors find themselves having to prove their worth anew, all the while trying to establish a profitable business model in a low-margin corner of the investment universe…
PC Financial Mastercard review 2022
– moneysense.ca
With grocery costs expected to rise between 5% and 7% in 2022, it’s natural to want a card that can earn you some points on that additional spending. If you’ve been collecting PC Optimum points for years, the PC Financial Mastercard could be a good choice for you. This card is designed to help you earn Optimum points, which can be redeemed for groceries and other products at stores like Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw banner stores. While it doesn’t offer much in the way of perks, the PC Financial Mastercard sets up cardholders for good rewards now along with the potential for a more premium credit card (and greater rewards) in the future. Plus, if you’re already an avid PC Optimum points collector, this card will help you maximize your earnings.PC Financial Mastercard*
Annual fee
$0
Rewards
10 PC Optimum points per dollar at Loblaw banner grocery stores, 25 points per dollar at Shoppers Drug Mart; 30 points per litre at Esso and Mobil stations; 20 points per dollar at PC Travel; 10 points per dollar everywhere else
Point value
10,000 PC Optimum points are redeemable for purchases worth $10 (1,000 points = $1)
Welcome offer
Get 20,000 PC Optimum points (equivalent to $20) as a welcome bonus
Income requirement
None specified
Interest rates
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