Unconventional ways of investing in a family RESP
Surprise: a lump-sum contribution is likely to result in more money, even though you forgo government grants. Plus, reassurance...
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Should you sell your home to your kids?
Graham is considering a creative strategy to access his home equity with the help of his grown children. The...
The upside to waiting until age 70 to take CPP benefits
Consider your life expectancy and probable return when making your decision about whether to take government pension benefits as...
Making sense of the markets this week: September 28
It's getting tougher to outperform the market; running towards Nike stock; why investing in movie theatres is not the...
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The lowdown on Vanguard’s Retirement Income ETF: can you rely on its 4% payout target?
While a targeted return is NOT a guarantee, Vanguard expects the product will attract a fair amount of money...
What investors need to know about Canada
It’s been a difficult few months for Canadian investors. The S&P/TSX Composite Index, which is down about 5% since...
What does a fee-only financial planner do, exactly?
And if they don't sell any financial products, how do fee-only planners get paid?
Timing the withdrawal of RRSP savings to minimize your tax hit
Ellen has been holding off on drawing from her retirement savings in the hope that she can avoid clawbacks...
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Could selling a vacation property affect government pensions?
Colleen wants to sell her trailer but is worried about the impact on her CPP, OAS and GIS benefits.