Writer, Personal Finance and Investment Column
Kevin Greenard is a writer for the Personal Finance and Investment Column at the Times Colonist (Victoria). He focuses on themes related to finance, investment, and financial markets, often exploring topics such as corruption, fraud, and trading. Kevin's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including the Times Colonist.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Canada (National)
Not enough data
Kevin Greenard's articles predominantly focus on personal finance, investment analysis, and education related to financial planning. His work also covers topics such as taxes, retirement, and fraud prevention. Given the nature of his coverage, he would likely be interested in insights from professionals with expertise in these areas.
To effectively reach out to Kevin Greenard for collaboration or commentary opportunities, consider offering content that provides practical advice on personal finance management or investment strategies. Additionally, pitches related to tax planning tips, retirement saving guidance, or fraud prevention measures may align well with his areas of interest.
As Kevin's geographic focus is local to Canada (specifically British Columbia and Victoria), providing information relevant to this region could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Kevin Greenard
Leading right up to election day, the polls will try to predict who will be victorious. Regardless of who is elected U.S. president, our prediction is that the stock market will keep chugging along, with periods of volatility, and positive performance over time.
By: Kevin Greenard
World events impacting investor sentiment occur every year, but financial markets have always found a way to survive.
By: Kevin Greenard
For investors with fixed incomes, fluctuations in interest rates have a material impact.
By: Kevin Greenard
Short-term emotional thinking can cloud long-term investment decisions.
By: Kevin Greenard
Investors who are able to manage stock market volatility will have greater success then those who do not. Here are some insights on the ups and downs.
By: Kevin Greenard
Greater transparency is not necessarily a good thing — unless investors can accept the stock markets for what they are: unpredictable and volatile.
By: Kevin Greenard
Kevin Greenard The variability of investment returns can have a material impact in the early years of investing.
By: Kevin Greenard
Kevin Greenard When clients have had several jobs, they might also have several group retirement or pension plans with former employers spread across multiple institutions.
By: Kevin Greenard
Kevin Greenard With every new client, we have a discussion about making charitable donations — especially clients who have a non-registered investment portfolio.
By: Kevin Greenard
Kevin Greenard As we are nearing the end of 2024, it's a great time to review your financial situation in order to identify potential tax opportunities.
(833) 317-6278 
