News Releases

- Schools in Alberta and Atlantic Canada join Ontario, Quebec and the Prairies in Talk With Our Kids About Money Day to help champion financial literacy

- Program provides resources for teachers and families to help start and continue conversations about money or personal finances

- Report shows Canadians would rather talk to their kids about the facts of life than finances

- After the initial costs of getting settled, immigrants have less than half of their savings left

- Priorities: More than half use their remaining nest egg to save for retirement; two thirds send money back home to friends and family

- Forty-six per cent reported choosing Canada because it is a safe place to live

-New capabilities will enable clients to trade equities and options, view account holdings, and monitor their portfolios in real-time

-BMO Market Pro equips active traders with valuable tools and information to help them stay on top of the markets

- However, millennials are generally less knowledgeable about specific tax implications when compared to Boomers

- They are least confident in their understanding of how specific types of investment income are taxed

- Fifty-three per cent of Millennials will file their taxes before the deadline, with 44 per cent reporting they have already filed