Vishesh Raisinghani
Vishesh Raisinghani
ContributorVishesh Raisinghani is a financial journalist covering personal finance, investing and the global economy. He is the founder of Sharpe Ascension Inc., a content marketing agency focused on investment firms His work has appeared in Money.ca, Moneywise, Yahoo Finance!, Motley Fool, Seeking Alpha, Mergers & Acquisitions Magazine, National Post, Financial Post and Piggybank. He frequently covers subjects ranging from retirement planning and stock market strategy to private credit and real estate, blending data-driven insights with practical advice for individuals and families.
Vishesh Raisinghani is a financial journalist covering personal finance, investing and the global economy. He is the founder of Sharpe Ascension Inc., a content marketing agency focused on investment firms His work has appeared in Money.ca, Moneywise, Yahoo Finance!, Motley Fool, Seeking Alpha, Mergers & Acquisitions Magazine, National Post, Financial Post and Piggybank. He frequently covers subjects ranging from retirement planning and stock market strategy to private credit and real estate, blending data-driven insights with practical advice for individuals and families. When he isn’t writing, he moderates webinars and panels with industry leaders in private equity and investment banking. Outside of work, he enjoys reading non-fiction, swimming, cycling and cooking Indo-Japanese fusion dishes.
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Managing Money • 21904 views
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Managing Money • May 07
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Managing Money • May 07
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Insurance • 1259 views
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Insurance • 1259 views
74% of Canadians have no plan for long-term care costs — and the public system won't cover it all
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Retirement • Apr 18
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Investing • 1111 views
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Investing • 1111 views
Warren Buffett says he'd keep buying stocks if a major war broke out — what this means for Canadians
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Managing Money • Apr 13
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Managing Money • Apr 13
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Retirement • 1391 views
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Retirement • 1391 views
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Banking • 4843 views
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Banking • 4843 views
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Managing Money • Apr 01
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Managing Money • Apr 01
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Mortgages • Mar 18
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Mortgages • Mar 18
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Managing Money • Mar 13
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Managing Money • Mar 13
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Retirement • Mar 08
Are you near the top or bottom of Canada's retirement wealth pyramid — and does it even matter?
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Retirement • Mar 08
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Managing Money • Mar 03
The boring money habit Kevin O’Leary says will make you rich — no hustle required
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Managing Money • Mar 03
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Managing Money • Mar 03
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Managing Money • Mar 03
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Managing Money • Mar 01
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Managing Money • Feb 26
The Fear Tax: Why a $500,000 portfolio feels like $0 when you’re too afraid to spend
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Managing Money • Feb 26
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Managing Money • 2412 views
Why retiring the moment you hit your number could be a costly mistake for Canadians
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Managing Money • 2412 views
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Managing Money • Feb 20
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Managing Money • Feb 20
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Managing Money • Feb 12
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Managing Money • Feb 12
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Retirement • Feb 11
5 retirement assets that can deliver steady income and help protect your savings over the long term
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Retirement • Feb 11
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Managing Money • Feb 05
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Investing • Feb 04
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Managing Money • Jan 29
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Managing Money • Jan 29
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Managing Money • 7177 views
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Managing Money • 7177 views
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Managing Money • Jan 16
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Managing Money • Jan 16
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