Do you think that designating a beneficiary for your RRSP or RRIF is as simple as filling a box on a form? You might be surprised by the thought involved beforehand and choices available.

You have the power to instill financial habits in your children that can last their lifetime. Learn about valuable teaching moments for tweens, teens and college and university students.

When it comes to retirement planning, should you focus on growth or safety? Here are three strategies that can help you get both security and long-term growth potential.

Trusts are a great tool for succession and wealth planning, however you should be aware of the 21-year rule. This is what you need to know.

A registered disability savings plan is a valuable way for parents to set aside funds for an individual’s financial future. Here are the benefits and restrictions of an RDSP.

It begins several years before retirement and continues for several years after the day you retire. Learn why your investments need extra protection while you are in the retirement risk zone.

You might be worried if you and your spouse have opposite ideas about investing. But your differences may present no problem at all – and could even benefit you both.

Average education savings seem just fine until the day they meet above average costs. We’ve got a range of tuition fees to show you and solutions to help you save for your child’s education.

Interested in strategies to pay less tax every year? Three couples illustrate effective ways to save tax by splitting income in working years, in a business and while retired.

Reducing the Old Age Security (OAS) clawback means reducing your net income. This can involve a variety of techniques that your financial advisor can plan for. Here are four strategies to consider.