REVISITING YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN
The hits keep coming! With the recently concluded Federal election essentially changing nothing in Ottawa, there is little doubt that…
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ADVICE FOR THE SANDWICH GENERATION
It seemed there was nothing her father couldn’t do when Margaret was growing up. He was the most capable person…
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TAX TIPS FOR SOLE PROPRIETORS
Freelancer, self-employed, contractor, independent, temporary or gig worker and entrepreneur are all terms used to describe sole proprietors. While sole…
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A POINT IN TIME
There are moments in time when significant economic shifts occur that alter the future. One such moment occurred in late…
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PROTECTING YOUR FINANCIAL WELL-BEING POST-DIVORCE
“After 38 years of marriage, I was blindsided when my husband asked me for a divorce,” says Patricia, 61. “I…
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THE POWER OF COMPOUND INTEREST
“Money makes money. And the money that money makes, makes more money.”1 This quote by Benjamin Franklin is referencing the power…
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STORYLINE INVESTING
The point of the headline is to distinguish what kind of investor you are. Do you follow storylines as described…
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BE CAREFUL WITH RRSP BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS
When Margaret and James married in 2005, it was a second marriage for both of them. They had no children,…
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GETTING BACK TO BASICS
Recessions, stock-market declines, housing market bubbles, joblessness and, most recently, a global pandemic have created a series of challenges for…
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TAX PLANNING FOR SEVERANCE PACKAGES
Over the past year, economic stresses worldwide have resulted in many employees receiving severance packages and being advised that their…
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