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Bradley's Brief — Q4 2025

by Tom Bradley

It’s been a wild and wacky year. As I pointed out in a recent Globe & Mail column, 2025 ended up very differently than it began, and certainly tested our team and clients’ conviction and discipline along the way....


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Earn 1% when you bring your money over

If you've ever felt that your finances are more complicated than they need to be, you're not alone.

Most people accumulate accounts over time—an RRSP from a former employer, a TFSA at the bank, investments spread across different institutions. Each one made sense at the time. But collectively, it becomes hard to see what you actually own or whether your...


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A clearer view of your investment costs

What’s changing?

Previously, our website and your client statements show the fees you pay for our advice and services, including costs of managing the fund, operational expenses, fund manager costs, and taxes. We refer to this as the One Simple Fee - commonly known as the Management Expense Ratio (MER). Unlike most firms that layer advi...


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A clearer view of your investment costs

What’s changing?

Previously, our website and your client statements show the fees you pay for our advice and services, including costs of managing the fund, operational expenses, fund manager costs, and taxes. We refer to this as the One Simple Fee - commonly known as the Management Expense Ratio (MER). Unlike most firms that layer advi...


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Investors end 2025 asking: Who thought that would happen?

This article was first published in the


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