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In the Investor’s Edge newsletter for spring 2026, read tips for legacy planning, how AI fits into wealth planning, fixed income and equity investing ideas for different stages of life, plus how to see your financial picture in one place with RBC Total Wealth.
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In the Investor’s Edge newsletter for spring 2026, read tips for legacy planning, how AI fits into wealth planning, fixed income and equity investing ideas for different stages of life, plus how to see your financial picture in one place with RBC Total Wealth.
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How is the U.S. economy really holding up? RBC Economics looks past the headline growth forecasts to uncover three crosscurrents worth monitoring. If you're wondering what this means for your investments, this is worth your time.
Read MoreHow do you make sense of the constant stream of economic data? RBC Economics' new U.S. Monthly Executive Briefing does exactly that - connecting the dots between weekly updates and the bigger picture. Their first edition conclusion: It's hard to bet against the U.S. economy.
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