In our rapidly evolving and interconnected world, global events can have a local impact. Markets are often volatile, and tax rules can change. Our experts help you understand these issues and how they affect you.
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12 February 2026
Financial and estate planning, In focus, In the media, NewsNicolas Karaoglanian discusses RRSP strategy in La PresseWith tax season in full swing, RRSP decisions take on added significance. At fdp Private Wealth Management, we believe that there is no one-size-fits-all approach: everyone’s journey, goals, and stage of life call for a tailored strategy.
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18 December 2025
Financial panorama, Investment and markets, NewsCanadian economy and job market remain resilientOn Wednesday, December 10, the Bank of Canada (BoC) decided to leave its policy rate unchanged at 2.25%. This decision was anticipated by the market, especially since the release of the latest labour market data on Friday, December 5, which showed job creation rather than job losses. The markets no longer anticipate any further cuts to the policy rate in Canada and are even expecting a rate hike in October 2026.
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06 November 2025
NewsLaunch of the new Client PortalAs of November 26, fdp Private Wealth Management clients will be able to view their account documents on the Client Portal, our new secure platform. In addition to its new look, the Client Portal offers improvements that will enhance your user experience.
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28 October 2025
NewsYour year-end 2025 tax strategiesTake a moment to read the advice of our Practice Leader, Financial Planning and Taxation, Marc-André Lavergne. While not exhaustive, this list of tips identifies a number of tax plans to consider over the coming weeks.
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15 October 2025
Financial panorama, In focus, Investment and markets, NewsEconomic outlook and tariffs: market reactionsThe addition of 60,400 jobs in September exceeded expectations by 5,000 and reversed last month’s losses. Despite this increase, the unemployment rate remained stable at 7.1%. Wage growth also remained unchanged at 3.6%. The manufacturing sector added 27,800 jobs, suggesting that the Canadian economy is managing to grow despite tariffs.
