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Brandon Canonica

Senior Finance Writer at ComparisonAdviser

Brandon is a Senior Finance Writer at ComparisonAdviser, where he has written about topics such as financial advisors, investing, retirement, and estate planning. He is also a co-founder and the COO at RateSonic, an informational insurance website that equips consumers with expert knowledge and answers so they can save time and money.

Publications

  • ComparisonAdviser
    58 articles
  • RateSonic

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  • Active vs. Passive Portfolio Management
    7 Mar—ComparisonAdviser
    Additional menu ComparisonAdviser Realize Your Financial Goals Financial Advisors Investing Retirement Estate Planning News and Studies Home Investing Active vs. Passive Portfolio Management We examine and compare active and passive approaches to investing, as well as share insight into how to choose between them. While developing and maintaining an investment strategy, you may come across active and passive methods of putting together a portfolio. Both have fundamental differences, however,...
  • 5 Critical Estate Planning Misconceptions
    21 Feb—ComparisonAdviser
    Home Estate Planning 5 Critical Estate Planning Misconceptions We explain and clear up five recurring misconceptions surrounding planning your estate, including the insights of industry experts. Updated Feb 21, 2025 Have you considered your wishes for after you pass away? While it’s almost assuredly not the most comfortable topic for anyone, planning your estate is crucial. It ensures your assets, investments, and personal belongings pass on to the right people and places, staying protected....
  • Balancing Retirement Planning With Today’s Needs
    14 Feb—ComparisonAdviser
    Additional menu ComparisonAdviser Realize Your Financial Goals Financial Advisors Investing Retirement Estate Planning News and Studies Home Retirement Balancing Retirement Planning With Today’s Needs How do you maintain a balance between retirement planning and your current lifestyle needs? We explore and examine this question in detail. Updated Feb 14, 2025 Retiring successfully and comfortably is a major goal—requiring a lifelong commitment to planning and saving. It’s not without its...
  • What Happens to Debt When Someone Dies?
    12 Feb—ComparisonAdviser
    Home Estate Planning What Happens to Debt When Someone Dies? How do unpaid debts get settled when someone passes away? With expert insight, we explore what happens and who must pay. Imagine a scenario where a relative passes away with unpaid debts. What happens to the owed funds, and who is liable? This is a common and challenging question for loved ones and beneficiaries after someone’s death, and it can be especially magnified if an estate has substantial liabilities weighing it down. In...
  • What Is a Bond Ladder?
    1 Feb—ComparisonAdviser
    Home Investing What Is a Bond Ladder? Bond laddering involves staggering maturity dates of fixed-income assets. Learn how it works and the benefits here. Updated Feb 1, 2025 Bonds and other fixed-income securities often find their way into investment portfolios because of their uniqueness from other assets and their low risk and relative stability. While there are many ways that they can take shape in an investor’s strategies and plans, one method of investing in bonds is laddering, which...