Rob Carrick is a Personal Finance Columnist at The Globe and Mail. He specializes in various aspects of personal finance, including retirement planning, saving and investing, debt management, and wealth management, while also covering topics related to the housing market and investment strategies. Rob's insights and expertise have been featured in The Wall Street Journal and The Globe and Mail.
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Rob Carrick, focusing on personal finance and investment analysis with a national focus on Canada, is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer data-backed insights into personal finance trends affecting Canadians. He often cites data in his articles, indicating an interest in statistics-driven stories.
Given the topics covered by Rob, he may appreciate expert commentary from financial advisors or professionals who can provide practical advice regarding investing strategies, retirement planning, real estate trends specific to Canada or those applicable internationally.
Pitch ideas could include new studies or surveys related to Canadian personal finance behaviors and attitudes towards savings and investments. Additionally, providing perspectives on current economic challenges facing Canadians would likely resonate with Rob's coverage interests.
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Part Two of a checklist for financial (and non-financial) eldercare
By: Rob Carrick
The last phase of life can be imagined as a low-spending period. The reality is that expenses can balloon late in life and cause a drawdown of savings
Enough with fake hotel room rates
By: Rob Carrick
Multiple savings accounts are a bit of work to set up and monitor, but they bring a higher level of organization to your finances
Hello, Canada, Japan, Ireland and Scotland
By: Rob Carrick
The cause of the next downturn doesn’t matter. What does is your preparation
By: Rob Carrick
You will spend more money than you thought and your health will become a big focus. And you’ll need to trust your financial plan
By: Rob Carrick
Young adults’ current reality may mean spending on fun stuff during their working years and and cutting back later
Sometimes, there just isn’t a fit
By: Rob Carrick
Homeowners of all ages are vulnerable to the utterly unexpected rise in rates this year, but none more than retirees
