Source: https://www.getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/invest/investing-basics/getting-started/answers-to-investing-questions-you-may-be-too-embarrassed-to-ask/ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Have you ever had questions about investing that you were too embarrassed to ask? Don’t be. Making informed investing decisions includes asking questions. Here are some basic questions and answers that can help provide you with some
It was only 8 months ago that COVID-19 was becoming a reality. Much was unknown but something in the air (no pun intended) told us that life as we knew it was about to change. Denial was quickly changing to
If you’ve maxed out your RRSP contribution room and your TFSA limit, you’ll want to consider non-registered investment options. There are many kinds of non-registered investments, each with their own pros and cons. Contact our office to find out which
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The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a way for individuals who are 18 and older and who have a valid social insurance number to accumulate savings with special tax-free privileges throughout their lifetime. You don’t need to be working to
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One of the best ways you can prepare for retirement is by putting money into RRSPs while you’re still working. Whenever you put money into RRSPs, the government gives you back the income taxes you paid on the money you
A management expense ratio (MER) is the cost to invest in a standard segregated fund, and it’s where we’re paid from. It’s important to note that you do not pay the MER directly; rather it’s paid by the fund itself,
Executive Summary One of the best, least expensive, and least painful methods to ensure your valuable family cabin stays in the family is through the use of life insurance. A last-to-die policy covering a married couple, with both spouses 65
