Despite a rise in do-it-yourself investing, most Canadian investors appear to be unsatisfied with the options in the market.
According to J.D. Power’s 2023 Self-Directed Investor Satisfaction Study, overall satisfaction with DIY investing options in Canada came in at an average of 598 out of 1,000 points, with three of the eight companies scoring above that average. While that overall score was a five point increase from last year, the study found that “the experience is a drag on customer loyalty and advocacy for most brands.”


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Canada's economy added 41,000 new jobs in April, mostly part-time work.
Statistics Canada reported Friday that the jobless rate held steady in the month at five per cent.
Ontario added 33,000 new jobs, while Prince Edward Island added 2,200. Manitoba lost 4,000 jobs, and everywhere else, the job market was little changed.
Almost all the new jobs were part-time, with 47,000 new positions. Full-time work, meanwhile, shrank by 6,200, and self-employment was flat.
Among those who worked only part-time during the month, almost one in six say they would have preferred full-time work but couldn't find it.


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