The Joy of Aging marked its 10-year anniversary by raising over $35,000 for the Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Care Centre of York Region Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital.

There’s no doubt that some of your New Year’s resolutions will be financial in nature. The problem is that resolutions often go unresolved. Here are six tips to help you keep your resolutions.

It’s tempting to count on an expected inheritance as money in the bank – but it doesn’t always work out so perfectly.

Ever wonder if you’ll be affected by Old Age Security clawback? To minimize OAS clawback, you need to reduce net income. During retirement, an effective strategy is splitting pension income. But several strategies, including the following, can be initiated before retirement arrives.

If you want to sleep well even when markets are volatile, you must invest according to your own risk tolerance. It’s one of the most important factors in investing.

According to Statistics Canada, a Canadian male aged 65 is expected to live to 84 and a female to age 87. Here are some of the financial planning areas affected by the new longevity.

This quarter, our wealth planning focus was on important things to consider in preparing powers of attorney. We also heard from John Hock, Chief Investment Officer of Altrinsic Global Advisors for the International Equity Value Pool.

Scattered investments are troublesome to manage, and the lack of coordination can make it harder to reach your investment objectives. Here are five reasons you may want to consolidate your investments.

Of the G7 nations, Canada is the only one without an estate tax. But the federal government still has its ways of collecting tax when someone passes. There are ways to minimize the amount of tax payable by an estate. Here are some of the more common strategies.

You and your spouse have been putting it off but you decide it’s finally time to get your wills and estate planning in order. Here’s what you need to know.