A contentious decision that will reverberate through household budgets across the region has been finalized, as the Regional District of Nanaimo board moved forward with a controversial financial plan despite a chamber filled with dissenting voices. During a tense Dec. 9 meeting, the board approved
The long-held approach to retirement saving, once a passive exercise of setting contributions and letting time do the work, is rapidly becoming obsolete. As the financial world looks toward 2026, a powerful convergence of landmark legislation, shifting market dynamics, and a sophisticated
The rapid expansion of digital commerce across borders has simultaneously created unprecedented opportunities and exposed the deep-seated financial friction that complicates international money management for growing businesses. As companies scale, they are increasingly confronted by a fragmented
With a sharp eye for the real-world impact of financial technology, Priya Jaiswal has become a recognized authority for her analysis of how innovation—or the lack thereof—affects the daily lives of consumers and small business owners. Her work cuts through the hype to ask a fundamental question:
The financial services industry is witnessing an unprecedented wave of artificial intelligence adoption, promising to streamline operations and personalize customer experiences, yet a critical dependency often remains overshadowed by the allure of advanced algorithms. While the conversation
As the year draws to a close, a familiar pressure often settles in, fueled by holiday spending and the looming prospect of New Year's resolutions that frequently center on financial improvement. For many households, the desire for financial stability feels like a constant, yet elusive, goal. The
