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.
Making sense of the markets this week: October 5
StatsCan figures stoke cautious optimism about the Canadian economy, Goldman Sachs predicts a decade of 6% annual returns for...
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Myths and facts of reverse mortgages
Although there is growing interest in this financial product, which allows Canadians to borrow up to 55% of their...
Your mortgage payment deferral is over. Now what?
Mortgage payment deferral, swiftly implemented in wake of the COIVID-19 pandemic, ended September 30. If you still can’t pay,...
Real estate during COVID-19: to invest or not to invest?
Do the historically low mortgage rates we're seeing right now outweigh the risk of buying property during a pandemic?...
Making sense of the markets this week: September 21
Amazon's expansion continues, BP predicts oil consumption will plummet 50% by 2050, investors sue their advisor for bad counsel,...
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“Is it time to buy a home, or should I continue renting?”
Look at how long you expect to live in your next residence, your ability to handle all the monthly...
“We paid off our mortgage early. What now?”
It's important to make a plan for your new, excess cash flow—bumping up retirement savings and emergency funds are...
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.