RRSP vs TFSA
Whether you should invest in a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) or a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is a question that affects almost every ...
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Key Person Insurance
Thanks to their size, small businesses usually rely on a few key people to keep operations running smoothly. Whether it is a front-line supervisor that ...
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Dollar Cost Averaging
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is a structured approach to buying investments. DCA is intended to temper the volatility of your investment portfolio by breaking large ...
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Term vs Permanent Insurance
When it comes to life insurance, there are many options available – so many, in fact, that it can be an intimidating process to undertake. ...
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TFSA Contribution or Mortgage Payment?
The question of reducing debt or contributing to savings will continue to be debated for as long as people plan to retire in Canada.
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Estate Maximization
In your lifetime, you’ve worked hard to build assets, some of which you may want to pass along to loved ones or charitable organizations after ...
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Individual vs. Mortgage Insurance
Whether you’re a first-time home buyer, or purchasing a vacation property, if you have a mortgage your lender will encourage you to purchase mortgage insurance. ...
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Who needs retirement planning?
On average, 1,250 Canadians turn 65 years old every single day. Most Boomers were born between 1961 -1965. And people are living longer, much longer. ...
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What is a Segregated Fund?
t’s a question we hear often – can I guarantee my investment? Well, in a sense, yes - the product you’re talking about is called ...
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Critical Illness Insurance
More and more Canadians concerned about the financial costs of major disease are turning to Critical Illness Insurance to gain peace-of-mind and protect their savings. ...
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