Wealthsimple is Canada’s leading financial innovator. The company offers a full suite of simple, sophisticated financial products across chequing and spending, managed investing, self-directed trading, and tax filing. Wealthsimple serves more than 4 million Canadians and holds approximately $155 billion in assets under administration, as of June 30, 2026. The company was founded in 2014 by a team of financial experts and technology entrepreneurs, and is headquartered in Toronto. To learn more, visit www.wealthsimple.com.

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Wealthsimple is Canada’s leading financial innovator. The company offers a full suite of simple, sophisticated financial products across chequing...

Wealthsimple est la référence canadienne en innovation pour les services financiers en ligne. L’entreprise offre une gamme complète de produits financiers simples et sophistiqués : services bancaires et d’épargne, placements gérés et autogérés, cryptomonnaie, déclarations de revenus. Aujourd’hui, l’entreprise, fondée en 2014 par une équipe de spécialistes en finance et d’entrepreneurs dans le domaine de la technologie, accompagne plus de 4 millions de personnes au pays et administre environ 155 milliards de dollars d’actifs, en date du 30 juin 2026. Son siège social se situe à Toronto, au Canada. Pour en savoir plus, rendez-vous à www.wealthsimple.com/fr-ca/.

Wealthsimple est la référence canadienne en innovation pour les services financiers en ligne. L’entreprise offre une gamme complète de produits...

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Wealthsimple will host its biggest product showcase yet, featuring new innovations shaping the future of money

MEDIA ADVISORY - Wealthsimple Presents: Something Good Is Going to Happen

Victoria Belton

On Thursday, November 5, Wealthsimple is hosting its fourth product showcase, Wealthsimple Presents: Something Good Is Going to Happen. The company will announce new financial products and features across investing, trading, spending and saving.

The Tax Free Savings Account allows Canadians, as soon as they turn 18 years old, to invest thousands of dollars a year to grow – as the name implies – tax free. In 2026, the contribution limit was $7,000.

The TFSA might be the best investment account in the world. A lot of Canadians are using it wrong.

The Tax Free Savings Account allows Canadians, as soon as they turn 18 years old, to invest thousands of dollars a year to grow – as the name...

Wealthsimple recommends the government immediately implement the ban on investment and registered account transfer fees announced in Budget 2025.

Submission to the Department of Finance Canada’s Pre-Budget Consultations

Wealthsimple extends its thanks to the Department of Finance Canada for the opportunity to respond to the consultation on the proposed Consumer-Driven Banking Regulations published in Canada Gazette Part I on June 27, 2026.

Submission to Finance Canada on the Consumer-Driven Banking Regulations 

Wealthsimple extends its thanks to the Department of Finance Canada for the opportunity to respond to the consultation on the proposed...

A wedding can be one of the most significant romantic milestones in a couple's life—and often one of the most expensive. A typical¹ couple we surveyed spent $25,000 on their wedding. For those who haven't yet bought a home or a car together, it may well be the largest single purchase they've ever made as a pair.

The Market Mindset: most couples budget for their wedding. They overspend by nearly 70%. 

A wedding can be one of the most significant romantic milestones in a couple's life—and often one of the most expensive. A typical¹ couple we...

Prediction markets in Canada: a principled regulatory framework

By Blair Wiley and Catherine De Giusti 

Prediction markets let people trade on the outcome of real-world events, such as the rate of inflation, a central bank interest rate decision, or the sales of a popular consumer product. Each event contract is a simple yes-or-no question that pays $1.00 if the answer turns out to be yes and $0.00 if it does not. The price of a contract reflects the market's view of the probability of that event. These markets provide valuable information about the probability of future events, which can be useful for any investor, whether or not they choose to trade. More than a million Canadians have already accessed and traded these markets, mostly on offshore platforms with no Canadian oversight. (1)

Wealthsimple ends Q2 2026 with $155.6 billion in assets and 3.6 million clients

Wealthsimple reports $17B net flows in Q2, driven by high demand for chequing and spending products

July 29, 2026 [Toronto, ON] – Wealthsimple, Canada’s fastest-growing financial company, ended the second quarter of 2026 with $155.6 billion assets under administration, up 24.7% from the previous quarter and up 84.1% from a year ago.

From our co-founder and Chief Product Officer, Brett Huneycutt

We’re launching a regulated prediction markets trading app. Here's why — and how.

We recently announced a new app for trading prediction markets called Wealthsimple Predict. Later this summer, Canadians who so desire will be able to trade on real-world events. So if you have a particularly strong take on the Bank of Canada’s next rate adjustment, the price of oil, or even the total rainfall in August in Halifax, you can trade on it.

New standalone app, Wealthsimple Predict, will give Canadians access to nearly 4,000 contracts trading on Kalshi, the leading U.S. predictions exchange

Wealthsimple to launch prediction markets trading app

TORONTO, ON — June 18, 2026 — Wealthsimple today announced the upcoming launch of Wealthsimple Predict, a new standalone app that will give Canadian retail investors access to prediction markets trading. The app, currently in beta testing, is set to launch this summer.

You can learn a lot about a household by how it manages its finances. Money is at the centre of all modern relationships, and not just because it pays the bills, buys a night out, or secures a well-earned retirement. Disagreements over money are among the most common reasons couples split up. And, right now, Canadians are facing some serious financial pressures.

The Market Mindset: how Canadian households split, share, and hide their finances

You can learn a lot about a household by how it manages its finances. Money is at the centre of all modern relationships, and not just because it...