What’s the best way to leave your TFSA to your spouse?
July 24, 2024

What’s the best way to leave your TFSA to your spouse?

Naming a successor holder for your TFSA can cut down on stress at a stressful time. It’s a small detail, but it can make a big difference.

How to use your RRSP to buy a house
July 18, 2024

How to use your RRSP to buy a house

Interested in buying your first house? The Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP) lets you use your RRSP, tax-free, to do so. But how does it work and what are the conditions? Find out what it's all about below.

3 guaranteed investment products you need to know about
June 04, 2024

3 guaranteed investment products you need to know about

Thanks to good nutrition and medical advances, Canadians are living longer than ever before. But will our savings last as long as we do?

When’s a good time to start collecting your CPP/QPP and OAS benefits?
April 25, 2024

When’s a good time to start collecting your CPP/QPP and OAS benefits?

You can start collecting your CPP and OAS benefits in your early 60s. But is it better to hold off for another few years? Here’s what to keep in mind before you tap into these pensions.

2024 Canadian Federal Budget: Key points and what it means for your finances
April 16, 2024

2024 Canadian Federal Budget: Key points and what it means for your finances

Wondering how announcements in Canada’s 2024 budget might impact you and your money? Read on for some highlights.

Self-employed? Here are five tips to help you retire comfortably
March 22, 2024

Self-employed? Here are five tips to help you retire comfortably

It’s called the “gig economy.” Whether work is a series of contract jobs or you run your own business, these five tips can help you save for retirement.

What happens to your FHSA if you don’t buy a home?
March 11, 2024

What happens to your FHSA if you don’t buy a home?

The purpose of the FHSA is to enable you to buy your first home. But what happens if you don’t?

Retire at age 65 or stay in the workforce? Things you need to know to help you decide
March 04, 2024

Retire at age 65 or stay in the workforce? Things you need to know to help you decide

As more and more Canadians approach age 65, they’re wondering if it’s best to retire or keep working. There’s lots to consider about working in retirement. Here’s some information to help make that decision.

How much do you tell your kids about your money?
February 28, 2024

How much do you tell your kids about your money?

When talking with your adult children about your money, you need to find the right balance between risk and benefit, candour and caution. Here’s why.

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