Living Trust
September 21, 2022
Can a Living Trust save taxes and fees on your estate? The short answer is Yes!
Can a Living Trust save taxes and fees on your estate? The short answer is Yes!
Adding a child’s name to your assets won’t accomplish your goal of reducing capital gains tax.
The Canadian government has just made good on its 2021 budget promise. Starting last week, it permanently increased Old Age Security payments by 10 per cent for seniors age 75 and older, marking the first permanent increase to the OAS pension since 1973.
Insurance can be an effective tool. Here’s an idea involving insurance that can provide a tax-free source of cash flow in retirement.
Tim Cestnick writes: My wife said to me: “Tim, I’ve heard that the sun at the cottage does more damage to your skin than sun in the city”. “I think that’s a myth,” I countered. There are some other myths that come to mind when I think about the cottage. Let me share a few today.
As we continue to deal with financial stress due to soaring inflation, higher gas prices and rising food costs, taking inventory of your current finances and preparing for the unexpected can help you make more informed decisions about your finances and set new financial goals.
GICs are a safe and sound investment in these uncertain times, but they generally score badly on flexibility.
There are tax, estate and other implications when inheriting real estate, even from family.
Joan and her partner own the condo her son lives in, but they want to transfer ownership to him. What are the tax implications?
Running to the sidelines in today’s market environment could result in significantly lower long-term returns
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