Financial behaviourists have identified well over 20 investment biases that can tempt or lead individuals to invest in a particular way. Generally speaking, none of the biases is good news for investors.
Naming a beneficiary in a will may be seen as the most common way to leave an inheritance to a loved one. However, in certain situations, many people choose to give an advance on an inheritance during their lifetime or have the funds distributed in the years following their passing.
Wealth planning in retirement involves new rules, products and strategies—but don’t feel stressed. We’ll keep you informed and help you explore your options.
Acting as a co-signer can help a loved one or friend meet a life goal. Trouble is, it can also damage a relationship. Do you say yes or no?
It’s common to think of beneficiary or legatee designations as done once and done forever. Learn why it’s important to review your designations and when to make a change.
There are limited ways to earn income and pay no tax. However, there are many ways to pay less tax.
Whether to delay Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits gets all the attention. But you should also know about delaying your Old Age Security (OAS) payments.
You want an inheritance to leave your children better off—not in conflict with each other. The good news is that communication can head off disputes.
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