Does the return on cottage memories outweigh the return on investment?

Financial Post
July 30, 2025.

In today’s economic climate, cottages, once seen as a sound investment, are now prompting Canadians to reconsider whether the return on memories outweighs the return on investment.

Rebecca Broadley, Senior Wealth Advisor at Richardson Wealth, explores the emotional and financial considerations of cottage ownership – from hidden costs and portfolio impact to lifestyle alignment and long-term goals.

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