The neon-blue coin hovered above a lunar landscape, five words etched along its perimeter: “financial power for the people.” Wealthsimple, a Toronto-based financial services company, circulated the ...

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TORONTO — As Wealthsimple marks a decade in operation, the financial platform is disclosing for the first time that it’s profitable as its revenue and assets jump. The company that started as a ...

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Toronto-based FinTech startup Wealthsimple has launched its new consumer payment app, Wealthsimple Cash, for users across Canada. Similar to Venmo, Wealthsimple Cash is currently a peer-to-peer ...

Wealthsimple is flexing against Canada’s big banks. Here’s how it plans to get your business. Canadians aren’t short of credit card options, that’s for sure. At an average of two to three credit cards ...

Canadians can trade stocks and ETFs through a simple mobile app — no commissions, no minimum account balance, and no strings attached Wealthsimple Trade will simplify an experience that's ...

Financial platform Wealthsimple has been in business for a decade, as of this month. Revenue and assets are up—and the company has big plans for the future. This article is 1 year old. Some details ...

This May, Jacob Weinstein had an idea. The Toronto Raptors had just made it to the NBA finals, and most of Canada was enthralled. Weinstein, the art director at Wealthsimple Inc., wondered if there ...