Jobs Are Falling, Tariffs Looming and Rates Might Go Up: The Double-Squeeze Stress Test

Jobs Are Falling, Tariffs Looming and Rates Might Go Up: The Double-Squeeze Stress Test Job losses are rising, tariffs are creating economic uncertainty, and interest rates could move higher. For many Canadians, these pressures may create a financial "double squeeze" that impacts cash flow, debt, savings, and long-term goals. Join Jim Lao, Ryan Genoe, Denis Bisson and Eric Petersen as they walk through a real-life financial stress test showing how a household could be affected by both a job loss and higher borrowing costs, and more importantly, what can be done today to prepare. The webinar focuses on practical strategies to improve financial resilience before a crisis occurs. In this session, you'll learn: How tariffs, employment trends, and interest rates can affect your financial future Ways to increase your financial runway and improve liquidity Mortgage, debt, and cash-flow strategies during uncertain times How investors can avoid making costly decisions under pressure Planning considerations for families, professionals, and business owners The proactive steps financially prepared households take before challenges arise This is not a fear-based presentation. It's a practical discussion about protecting your financial flexibility and creating a plan that helps you navigate uncertainty with confidence. Who should attend: Families, pre-retirees, professionals, business owners, and anyone who wants to strengthen their financial preparedness in a changing economy.