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Mar 27, 2019
So many people are working past 65 that unretirement is often called the new normal. We’ve got a summary of the financial planning matters to consider when earning income in traditional retirement years.
Jan 31, 2019
Your financial situation may be more complicated as life evolves, but fortunately, you’re not alone when you have an advisor. Here are two examples of couples facing multiple financial issues at once, and how their advisors helps take the worry out of their financial life.
Nov 6, 2018
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.
Oct 9, 2018
Understanding your personal and charitable goals and objectives is the key to making sure your legacy plans are integrated with your overall planning.
Oct 2, 2018
Any investor at any age is only one injury, illness or medical condition away from having their nest egg at risk. Here’s how your insurance program can protect your nest egg and help you meet your needs.
Jul 3, 2018
The traditional way of doing things isn’t always the most economical. Take the home phone. Many people hardly use their land line and would save money by only using their mobile phone. Sometimes we follow the same old habits without exploring alternatives.
Jun 28, 2018
Life is full of surprises that can put your financial goals at risk. Here are some examples and key takeaways for all investors.
Apr 18, 2018
As vacation property values climb, so does the potential tax liability. Here are some strategies to help minimize or offset the tax bill.
Feb 6, 2018
Visions of retirement are quite different from person to person, but the financial planning to get there is similar for everyone. Here are five essential items on your pre-retirement to-do list.
Sep 30, 2016
Parents typically have the same estate planning objectives – to provide for their children’s care and financial security after they’re gone. But when only one parent is involved, certain aspects of an estate plan require special attention.