The debt of Canadian households is now rising faster than their wealth in the wake of the stock market correction and a housing market slowdown, a major financial institution said Monday.
In most initial meetings with financial advisers, it is usually the adviser that asks a bunch of questions to see where they can be of service. Often advisers are armed with well-rehearsed questions to try to uncover problems so they can provide solutions. As important as this is, you should also arm yourself with some questions so you can also interview the adviser.
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