All too often, I see many investors facing a dilemma. They have some information, but it doesn’t really feel like they have enough to act. So they go looking for more information. But given the short-term nature of some information (e.g., quarterly returns), it can feel like they never know enough to act.
Behaviour Gap: Do You Invest Like An Engineer Or A Scientist? By Carl Richards
Related articles
Episode 256: Capital Gains Inclusion Rate Changes In Canada
In this insightful episode of Think Smart with TMFG, financial experts Rob McClelland and Mike Connan examine the recent changes in Canada’s capital gains inclusion rate in detail. They thoroughly debunk media misconceptions and explain how the new c…
Episode 255: Top 10 Mistakes in Retirement
On this episode of Think Smart with the McClelland Financial Group of Assante Capital Management, your hosts, Rob McClelland and Mike Connon, delve into the common pitfalls that might spoil a rewarding retirement experience. We discuss how focusing o…
Episode 254: Understanding Trip Medical and Cancellation Insurance – Conversations with Financial Experts Rob and Mike
In this important discussion, award-winning financial advisors Rob McClelland and Mike Connon from the McClelland Financial Group of Assante Capital Management discuss the importance of trip medical and cancellation insurance. Drawing from engaging p…
Financial Planning Advice from Canada's Top Financial Advisors
Sign Up To Receive Email Updates On The Financial Industry And Complimentary Workshops.
By providing your e-mail address you provide The McClelland Financial Group of Assante Capital Management Ltd. with your express consent to send you electronic communications. If you choose to discontinue receiving e-mails, you may withdraw consent by contacting [email protected].