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King Charles and Prince William could reportedly face a bill of around £10 million to improve the energy efficiency of rental properties across their estates. That is a hefty bill, even by royal standards, but the Government expects ordinary landlords across England and Wales to find nearly £9.9 billion. The Guardian has reported that King…

Parents were the most informed group on education saving, though only 17 percent described themselves as very knowledgeable.  Grandparents and prospective parents were less familiar with the savings vehicles available than parents even as 23 percent of parents expect grandparents to contribute to their child’s education and 29 percent expect their children to contribute.  More than half of Canadians…

Wealth management has long been a second-career opportunity for professionals looking for a change, but taking the time and having the resources to make the change isn’t a given. Processing Content Cary Carbonaro, a longstanding industry veteran, is looking to change that, offering scholarships for a select number of womenwho might not otherwise be able…

Magnet Capital has appointed Simon Pollins as its CFO as it builds its executive team for growth. Pollins has worked in the property lending sector for over 30 years, including experience with residential mortgages, family offices, private equity, and short-term and specialist lending businesses. At Magnet Capital, he will oversee the lender’s finance operations,…

A Toronto-based real estate investment trust (REIT) has purchased an East New York, Brooklyn, medical facility for $89.9 million. Health care infrastructure REIT Vital Infrastructure Property Trust announced last week that it acquired the 142,249-square-foot East New York Health Hub at 101 Pennsylvania Avenue, which is leased as an outpatient care facility to AdvantageCare Physicians…

“Provincial results suggest the recent rise in mortgage delinquencies is driven less by broad borrower distress and more by localized weakness in Canada’s most expensive markets, particularly Ontario and British Columbia.” Beyond delinquency, the consumer insolvency rate climbed to 1.10% in Q2 2026, up from 0.94% in Q2 2024, the highest level recorded in the past…