Inflation is often blamed on government spending, money printing, or global supply issues — and those certainly play a role.

But there’s another key driver: consumer spending.

The interesting part? A big chunk of that spending is being driven by Canadians who have investable assets.

Yes, the cost of living is rising. And yes, many are feeling it. But there’s a demographic whose net worth is growing faster than their expenses — thanks to rising real estate values, strong market performance, and higher yields from cash investments.

They’re still spending. Not because they’re immune to inflation, but because their assets are working harder than inflation is.

Even if they complain about prices, they’re still dining out, traveling, renovating, and investing in lifestyle — because their portfolios are quietly enabling them to do so.

The real question is: Are you positioning your assets to grow in this environment?

Because while inflation is making headlines, some Canadians are quietly compounding wealth in the background.

How can we make sure we're on the right side of this trend?
Let’s talk about how to put your assets to work — while the timing is right.

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