
What Is the Downside of an Irrevocable Trust in Canada?
An irrevocable trust offers advantages like asset protection, reduced taxes, and avoiding probate.
An irrevocable trust offers advantages like asset protection, reduced taxes, and avoiding probate.
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.
When strategically used, life insurance can offer many advantages.
Here are seven more reasons to consider using a trust in your financial planning.
Providing children with spending money is just one use of a family trust. Here are seven reasons why you might consider setting one up.
A trust can be a part of your estate planning. But trusts can be confusing. What are they? What are they used for? Should you have one? How are they taxed?
Can a Living Trust save taxes and fees on your estate? The short answer is Yes!
Money is on the move from one generation to the next with almost $700-billion in financial assets set to transfer by 2026, according to J.D. Power’s 2021 Canada Full-Service Investor Satisfaction Study. Without appropriate planning, just imagine the tax bill.
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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