News Releases

- By 2061, there will be more than 78 thousand centenarians living in Canada

- Greatest concern among Canadians when thinking about living to 100 is losing their mental abilities

- Three-quarters feel that health/medical costs will have the biggest financial impact on their senior years

- Canadians expect to spend an average of $5,391 a year on out-of-pocket medical costs after the age of 65

- Pent-up demand in U.S.; average vehicle age is more than 11 years old

- Canadian buying preferences starting to mirror U.S; more vehicles per household

- Auto sector expected to remain on upward trajectory for the next few years

- Canadian ETF market currently stands at $70.1 billion in AUM, up more than 11 per cent from year end 2013

- International efficiencies, rise of smart beta ETFs, and increased competition have fueled industry in 2014

- Trends moving forward will include growth in ETF-based portfolios

- Seventy per cent of Canadians are not fully confident with their amount of life insurance coverage

- Eighty-eight per cent are not very familiar with the different types of life insurance options available

- Almost two-thirds believe that you should buy a life insurance policy as early as possible to take advantage of low premiums

- Donation will help fund the improvement of hospital treatment and recovery rooms, rehab centres, children's clinics and outdoor play zones

- Former NHL player Adam Graves is co-founder of Smilezone Foundation