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President
RBC Wealth Management – U.S.
"Having a basic understanding of how money, investing and our broader financial system works is critical in our society today. Yet there is a growing realization, particularly in the wake of the last financial crisis, that many people don't understand budgeting, investing or how simple financial products like loans work.”
View profileDirector of Portfolio Advisory Group,
U.S. Equities
“We continue to suggest to our investors that they maintain their asset allocation to stocks; what is comfortable to them, what makes sense from a strategic standpoint for their allocation and there are reasons for that. Number one: We see no risk of U.S. recession. If we did, the view would be quite different.”
View profileVice President,
Lead Strategist,
U.S. Fixed Income Strategies
“As the Fed begins to raise rates at some point, the dollar will strengthen, and that is going to hurt a lot of these emerging market economies," said Bishop. "Longer term, there will be opportunities but we want to be patient now.”
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