
Think about your method and message when distributing your estate
There are five “Ds” of estate planning: define, design, document, discuss and distribute. This article talks about distributing your estate.
There are five “Ds” of estate planning: define, design, document, discuss and distribute. This article talks about distributing your estate.
Naming a beneficiary is a valuable feature of life insurance and segregated funds policies so it is important to carefully choose your beneficiaries. Many people choose to name their “estate” as their beneficiary.
With succession planning, the key is to not wait until the last minute before figuring out how to pass the family cottage onto your children.
There are things to consider when transferring a cottage to your heirs. Consider these four issues.
Who can skip buying life insurance, and who should probably consider having it.
Experts says it’s always good to plan your estate, regardless of your age. Without a will, government estate laws will kick it.
Three reasons why business owners should consider life insurance.
Here’s how your life might change because of this week’s federal budget.
Burial? Cremation? Scattered ashes? Buried beside a first wife or husband? Or, buried as far as possible from the first wife or husband?
Do you know your parents’ final wishes?
Living trusts are essential options in estate planning. Keep reading to explore living trusts and whether or not they’re the right option for you.
SWPP helps families and business owners in Ontario with comprehensive estate planning.
SWPP’s Living Estate Plan service ensures Ontario families have an estate plan or living trust that protects their assets from unnecessary taxes and fees, including probate.
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