7 Things You Need to Tell Your Family Before You Die
In 2016, 96-year-old Ontario woman Sarah Stoller died with an estate worth nearly $7 million. She had a will, but nobody could find the original. Her niece and nephew argued … Read more
In 2016, 96-year-old Ontario woman Sarah Stoller died with an estate worth nearly $7 million. She had a will, but nobody could find the original. Her niece and nephew argued … Read more
Every year, billions in government benefits go unclaimed in Canada. Money that legally belongs to eligible Canadians, sitting in Ottawa. Why? First you have to know a program exists, then … Read more
There are levels to wealth in Canada. Think of it like a video game. At Level 1, you’re just trying not to get destroyed by rent, groceries, and credit card … Read more
Every year, over 2,000 Canadians are asked a simple question. If you could go back and change one financial decision, what would it be? They’ve been running this survey for … Read more
Right now, from your phone, you can bet on who wins the next federal election. You can bet on whether the Bank of Canada cuts interest rates. You can bet … Read more
Many Canadians have a feeling they’re falling behind in recent years— they just don’t know how far. And the data confirms it. After running a financial planning firm and creating … Read more
I have some good news: Canada doesn’t have an inheritance tax. But your estate could still be passively exposed to tax when you die. In this blog post, I’ll show … Read more
Which one grows your wealth faster — the TFSA or the RRSP? I get this question all the time. The difference isn’t small. Choosing the wrong account can cost you … Read more
2026 is bringing fresh updates to Canada’s major savings accounts such as the TFSA, RRSP, RESP and FHSA. In this blog post, I’ll break down what’s changing, what it means … Read more
Divorce is one of life’s top three most stressful experiences — right up there with marital separation or the death of a spouse. It’s even ranked as more stressful than … Read more