Potential tax changes due to COVID-19
The pandemic has led to a significant amount of spending by the federal and provincial governments. How will the...
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Build a successful savings plan
Financial priorities change over time, but a good savings plan lasts a lifetime. These five tips will keep you...
Making sense of the markets this week: October 19
Which Canadian companies have the most protective "moats," how the pandemic has been good for ETFs but not so...
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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RESP investing for busy parents
Saving for your child’s post-secondary education—and taking advantage of government grants—is common sense. But many parents feel too overwhelmed...
How to make your retirement savings go farther and last longer
Given Canadians’ increased longevity and relatively large portfolios, a modest increase in your investment rate of return during retirement...
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...
Making sense of the markets this week: October 12
What to expect from investors' spookiest month, signs of green energy up ahead, how talk of stimulus affected U.S....
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Separation and divorce: How do we split up our investments?
When a relationship breaks down, there are tax implications arising from the division of investment assets.