If inflation rates rise, the Bank of Canada will be forced to raise interest rates, resulting in long-term fixed income returns looking a lot more like a capital loss. So, how can your average investor counteract this? Listen today to ThinkSmart with TMFG as we discuss alternative strategies to investing in fixed income.
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