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Back to School: Why the RESP Should Be Included in a Will
While many of us set up a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) to support a family member’s education and create a lasting legacy, it’s ironic how often the RESP is
More Perspectives: The Great Mortgage Renewal — Pay It Down Faster
More Perspectives: The Great Mortgage Renewal — Pay It Down Faster For many years, historically lower interest rates made it easy to take on debt, particularly in the form of
Summer Motivation? The Health & Wealth Connection
It likely comes as no surprise, but physical, mental and financial well-being are interconnected. One of the most direct links between health and wealth is the financial impact of maintaining
Estate Planning Wisdom From the Legendary Warren Buffett
“Father Time always wins…before long, he will get around to me.” — Warren Buffett Just months ago, Warren Buffett announced that he was donating 1,600 Berkshire Hathaway shares, valued at
When Did You Last Review Your Registered Plan Beneficiaries?
Beneficiary designations matter more than you might think. Often overlooked after accounts are opened, the way you name beneficiaries for registered plans—such as RRSPs, RRIFs and TFSAs*—can affect the efficiency,
Five Wealth Planning Questions & Rules of Thumb
If you’re seeking a bit of financial motivation, here are five wealth planning questions that can be addressed with simple “rules of thumb.” They may spark discussions about wealth management,
Do you check your portfolio too frequently?
According to recent reports, investors using a U.S. discount brokerage platform are checking their portfolios at an alarming rate of seven times per day.1 It’s not difficult to do. Today,
More Perspectives: The Great Mortgage Renewal — Pay It Down Faster
For many years, historically lower interest rates made it easy to take on debt, particularly in the form of mortgages. While the Bank of Canada reduced interest rates multiple times
Cutting Through the Noise
With the tremendous proliferation of investment information available, cutting through the noise can be difficult. Information is not the same as advice There is an old saying in the investment
