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Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and, tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs)—what's the difference and how could they help you save money? Join this webinar to learn what these plans are, how they’re different, and why you could think about both when you’re deciding how to save.

Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and, tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs)—what's the difference and how could they help you save money? Join this webinar to learn what these plans are, how they’re different, and why you could think about both when you’re deciding how to save.

Personal savings, group retirement plans, and income from other sources—navigating through all the available options might be confusing. Join this webinar to learn the basics of how and when to start receiving retirement income

I was eight years old when I started thinking about money. My parents had just split up, and my stay-at-home mother suddenly had to figure out how to run a household as a single parent after being out of the workforce for ten years.

Uncertainty and market turbulence may tempt investors to give in to instinct while making investment decisions, but historical data suggests steering clear of certain emotional responses may be the smarter approach.

The term “yield curve” is frequently used by investors and commentators when discussing the outlook for bonds, markets, and the economy.

Attractive yields and a broad opportunity set bolster active bond investments income amid today’s uncertain macroeconomic and market outlook.

The journey to start or grow a family can be exciting, but it can also be complex and come with unique stresses and challenges.

When family planning becomes complex, the emotional, physical, and financial impacts can be felt at home and at work.

A segregated fund is both an estate-planning tool and an insurance contract that holds investments, all in one.

Find a savings plan with everything you and your family needs.

Your retirement is about so much more than ending a career. It’s about starting something new and making the most of the opportunities ahead

Find solutions with unique benefits to meet your retirement challenges

You’ve spent your working years, doing just that - working, and now it's time to enjoy your retirement.

Amid continued rate cuts from key central banks, incld the U.S. Federal Reserve. We look at the highlights of our latest asset allocation.

Kevin McCreadie, AGF’s CEO and Chief Investment Officer, details the AGF Asset Allocation Committee’s latest changes.

Your retirement may be years, or even decades, away—but the sooner you start saving money, the better prepared you’ll be for the future you

Getting laid off can affect your confidence and how you look at future career opportunities

Establishing a household budget is the first step to gain or maintain control of your finances if you’re laid off

Starting a new job can be exciting and nerve-wracking. It often means new responsibilities, new routines and new relationships.