Financial Library

Planning Ahead During Uncertain Times

Feb 08 2021

As some provinces head into a second COVID-19 lockdown, some people are asking the question: Why bother investing for the long term? For many, especially Millennials, the task of building financial wealth and security looks increasingly hopeless. Even the most prudent small business owners were caught short during the lock down in the spring and many are now facing the prospect of permanently closing their companies.

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investments

Why You Should Choose a Financial Advisor

Feb 08 2021

investments

Planning to Protect Your Legacy

Feb 08 2021

Your estate is everything you own today - your home, savings, investments, life insurance and personal possessions. So, no matter where you may be on your financial journey, you have an estate that needs protecting. But how you approach this plan is important.

estate planning

Your TFSA in 2021. What Can You Contribute?

Jan 11 2021

retirement planning

Post-Holiday Debt? You're Not Alone

Jan 11 2021

"This is the last time I'm starting a new year saddled with credit card debt," says Tiffany, a 48-year-old computer analyst. "I've said this every January for the past five years. This year, I've got to keep this promise to myself. I don't want to spend another 12 months catching up, only to fall behind all over again. I can't take this stress anymore."

financial planning

Helping Adult Children Buy A Home

Jan 11 2021

With the average price of a home in Canada ¹ costing roughly $530,000 in 2020 , it's getting harder for first-time buyers to enter the market. This is likely why a growing number of parents are stepping up to help their adult children purchase a home. While it's admirable to offer this level of support in an increasingly expensive world, it's also a complex decision that both parents and their adult children should ponder carefully.

estate planning