Interested in boosting your financial knowledge?
If you’re ready to master your money, our investor-friendly guides are here to help prepare you with the financial knowledge you need to make informed decisions to achieve your goals.
From personal finance tips to investment solutions – whether you’re looking to build wealth, plan for your future or simply manage your money more effectively, you’ve come to the right place.
Five ways to deal with the ups and downs of volatility
Trying to navigate volatile markets? Learn five ways to help you avoid emotionally charged decisions that may hurt your long-term investment strategy – from diversification (spoiler alert: very important!) to reassessing risk and more.
Investor guide to all-in-one ETFs
Are all-in-one ETFs the right choice for you? Discover the benefits of strategic diversification, broad market exposure and lower costs. All-in-one ETFs offer a simple and effective way for you to start investing.
Tax-Free First Home Savings Account (FHSA) guide
Buying a home can be a challenge for many Canadians, but the Tax-Free First Home Savings Account aims to make this easier by offering a way to save toward your first home, tax-free.
RESP guide
Higher education can come at a high price. By contributing early and taking advantage of compound growth and grants, you can have a lasting impact on your loved one’s future.
Jump-start your wealth
Saving (and investing) doesn’t have to be difficult. Discover how you can maximize, grow and protect your hard-earned money.
Ditching debt
Eliminating debt might mean taking an uncomfortable look at your finances. Here’s the good news: once you’ve taken this first step and used a few helpful tips, you can be on your way to better financial health.
Retirement Road Map
Saving for retirement can feel daunting for some Canadians, no matter where you are in your journey. The Fidelity Retirement Road Map is a decade-by-decade guide to ensuring your golden years really shine.
Investment income guide
Most people work hard for their money, but the goal should always be to get your money working for you. That’s the power of investing.