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Brooke Hunter: If insurance isn’t done right, ‘things can really go sideways’

Broker talks about her father’s stark message about money, trends in insurance and a common mistake made by wealthy families

Pay packages for top executives run $250,000 and up, reaching as high as $750,000 to $850,000, but variations abound

Today, Edmonton wealth advisor is a big believer in giving back, putting philanthropy front-and-centre in client relationships

Financial fraudsters tend to start small, testing the waters, then go for big payoffs later

No matter how wealthy, families need frank advice from advisors who are unafraid to ask tough questions

These services and platforms can empower advisors and clients when spreadsheets are no longer enough

If the financial industry offers only male-dominated narratives, we will never understand women or their needs, writes Stephanie Hickmott

He’s a problem-solver, untangling complexity for Canadian families who have international ties

Growing international exposure means that family affairs are becoming even more complex