Starting in 2026, investment firms will be required to give clients a more complete picture of what they are paying to invest. The first reports under these new rules will be delivered in 2027.
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If you’re a caregiver, you already know what happens when planning is missing. You’ve seen the confusion. The delays. The family tension. The last-minute scrambling when someone gets sick, goes into hospital, or can no longer make decisions for themselves. The hard truth is that many caregivers spend so much time protecting someone else that
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The RRSP deadline is Monday, March 2 and a little planning now can make a big difference for your 2025 tax return. Here’s a simple checklist to help you get it done without the last-minute scramble.
It’s “How do I make sure my plan is still aligned with what matters now?”
As the year wraps up, many Canadians start to look ahead, not just at resolutions, but at the bigger picture of what they want next. For people who are already financially stable, the question isn’t “How do I get started?”
It’s “How do I make sure my plan is still aligned with what matters now?”
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Receiving a financial windfall, whether it’s from an inheritance, work bonus, property sale, or lottery winnings, can be exciting and a bit overwhelming.
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Your prime earning years should also be your prime planning years, but many Canadians fall into the same costly traps. Are you?
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As a parent, your instinct is to help — especially if you’re in a position to do so. You want your child to get ahead, avoid stress, and maybe even start a family of their own in a stable home.
And if you’ve built your own financial foundation, it can feel like it’s your turn to support them.
But here’s the catch:
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Paying off debt feels like a safe choice, but is it always the smartest financial move? In this article, we break down when it makes sense to focus on debt and when investing may actually serve you better.
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A number of updates to federal policies are set to influence Canadians’ financial planning in the coming year. While some changes, such as inflation-adjusted tax brackets, are routine, others—like updates to the capital gains tax—may call for more strategic consideration, according to Brian Quinlan, a chartered professional accountant at Allay LLP.
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Estate planning is an essential process that not only protects your assets but ensures that your wishes are honoured in the future.
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