Giving a financial gift to a grandchild can be tremendously satisfying, knowing you’re helping to make a difference in a loved one’s life. The first step is
Withdrawals from a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) are different than those from other registered plans. With an RESP, some withdrawals are taxable
Technology is disruptive. This statement is somewhat true, somewhat untrue.
Disruptive tech of the past
Since the introduction of the personal computer in the
Headline inflation has been the single biggest macro factor affecting financial markets over the past 18 months due to the resulting impact on global monetary
My career began within the financial services group at Ernst & Young and while three years of rigid audit tasks left little room for creativity, they provided a
The Canadian Securities Administrators, an umbrella organization of provincial and territorial securities regulators, introduced a measure two years ago to help
Across the country, a vacation property may be known as a cottage, cabin, chalet or camp. One thing they all share is a looming tax liability.
When a vacation
Wealth planning doesn’t retire when you do—it just changes. Now financial life is largely about making the most of the wealth you’ve accumulated. You’ll be
A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is widely acknowledged as the number one way to save for a child’s education. However, many Canadians use an RESP as
When retirement is on the horizon or you’re already retired, you may start to think about downsizing. Often, it’s a difficult decision that involves considering
The battle between slowing overall economic activity and stubborn inflation continues to rage in most geographies. Central banks in these regions have increased