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Designing a succession plan for the future ownership of your family vacation property can be challenging, especially because these properties often hold tremendous sentimental and monetary value....

Graduating from university marks the beginning of a new chapter; one filled with opportunities to pursue your career goals and chase your personal dreams....

Navigating the complexities of wealth planning can be daunting enough when you’re single. Add someone else’s income to the equation along with their spending habits, money values, and goals, and planning becomes a lot more complicated....

You’ve likely spent decades saving and planning for retirement, but do you have a plan for how to tap into your hard-earned savings? Potentially not. Too many Canadians overlook this critical step in retirement planning: withdrawing savings......

Every generation experiences money-related challenges, but with soaring housing prices, mounting student debt and an unforgiving job market, many young Canadians are feeling the strain. The impacts of these financial headwinds could be spilling into...

If you’ve looked at home prices recently and felt your stomach sink, you’re not alone. This is Daniel and Marisa’s story — but it mirrors thousands of Canadian couples trying to build a life in a market that feels out of reach....

This past year will be remembered as a roller coaster ride. Between increasing tariffs, falling interest rates, fluctuating economic growth, and the familiar estate planning and tax-related issues that always arise, there was plenty to keep us on our...

More Canadians than ever are investing independently using self-directed platforms and apps. The shift has been driven by zero-commission trading, increased financial content online, and an overall desire for more control....

The United States is rolling out new tariffs on a range of imported goods — from metals and batteries to technology components and consumer products....

If you run an incorporated business, taxes probably feel like a partner who takes too much and contributes too little. And if you’re like most owners, retirement planning usually gets pushed to “later.” That’s where an IPP — an Individual Pension Pl...