Thomas Kent
Thomas Kent is a senior staff writer at Moneywise covering personal finance, markets and economic trends. He specializes in translating complex financial topics into clear, actionable insights for everyday readers.
With bylines across several publications, including the Woolwich Observer and PolicyMe, his reporting focuses heavily on insurance and consumer finance. He holds a degree in Philosophy from the University of Waterloo and a journalism diploma from Conestoga College, and is currently working on a novel.
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WWoolwich ObserverReporter 2025–2026
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UUniversity of WaterlooMA Philosophy 2017
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Investing • Apr 14
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has a warning for anyone chasing AI stocks right now: The technology may succeed even if the companies built around it don’t — and that distinction could cost you.
Investing • Apr 14
Ray Dalio says AI investors are betting on companies, not technology — here's what Canadians should do instead
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has a warning for anyone chasing AI stocks right now: The technology may succeed even if the companies built around it don’t — and that distinction could cost you.
News • Apr 11
Peter Schiff: Rising oil prices won't cause inflation — but something else is coming — what you should know
Rising oil prices may not cause inflation directly — but the economic chain reaction could hit your wallet hard
News • Apr 11
Peter Schiff: Rising oil prices won't cause inflation — but something else is coming — what you should know
Rising oil prices may not cause inflation directly — but the economic chain reaction could hit your wallet hard
Managing Money • Mar 30
Couple’s Buy Now Pay Later crisis is a wake-up call for Canadians juggling instalment payments
A couple raising 4 kids admits they never track their spending — and the buy now, pay later bills piled up fast. Here’s what their story teaches every Canadian about debt, avoidance and taking control
Managing Money • Mar 30
Couple’s Buy Now Pay Later crisis is a wake-up call for Canadians juggling instalment payments
A couple raising 4 kids admits they never track their spending — and the buy now, pay later bills piled up fast. Here’s what their story teaches every Canadian about debt, avoidance and taking control
Investing • Mar 24
Jamie Dimon: Markets may be underestimating inflation — here’s how investors can hedge against rising prices
Dimon suggested that investors are glossing over some serious risks — particularly around inflation
Investing • Mar 24
Jamie Dimon: Markets may be underestimating inflation — here’s how investors can hedge against rising prices
Dimon suggested that investors are glossing over some serious risks — particularly around inflation
Employment • Mar 22
Here’s what Canadian workers should do financially to protect themselves from mass AI layoffs
Jack Dorsey's company reported profits, but he chose to come in leaner, and framed AI as the reason
Employment • Mar 22
Here’s what Canadian workers should do financially to protect themselves from mass AI layoffs
Jack Dorsey's company reported profits, but he chose to come in leaner, and framed AI as the reason
Investing • Mar 17
BlackRock's retirement chief warns index-only investing is 'evolving' — and your nest egg could pay the price
The world's biggest asset manager is sounding the alarm on passive index investing — and if you're counting on an RRSP or TFSA full of index funds to carry you through retirement, you need to hear this
Investing • Mar 17
BlackRock's retirement chief warns index-only investing is 'evolving' — and your nest egg could pay the price
The world's biggest asset manager is sounding the alarm on passive index investing — and if you're counting on an RRSP or TFSA full of index funds to carry you through retirement, you need to hear this
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