Reducing debt or investing a tax refund depends on your client’s situation
The choice between saving or reducing debt has become an increasingly important decision
- By: Craig Wong, The Canadian Press
- April 10, 2018 October 31, 2019
- 06:00
The choice between saving or reducing debt has become an increasingly important decision
Tax changes this year impact students, parents, caregivers and more
With the tax return deadline looming, many Canadians are finding themselves scrambling to get their finances in order
As financial advisors struggle to deal with clients who may be experiencing a decline in their cognitive abilities, regulators are responding to the need for…
The Ontario Securities Commission’s Senior Strategy aims to address the changing needs and priorities of older individuals
FPSC study reveals that many Canadian women have “very little” knowledge about finances while more than half don’t have a written financial plan
Setting up a trust or buying an insurance policy could offer protection for clients' families without putting assets at risk
One-third are still not aware of the tax penalties associated with over-contribution
From credit card debt to a mortgage, retirees struggle with expenses
A new report highlights the steady increase in the amount of money withdrawn from retirement savings to meet short-term needs
When your client asks you about bitcoin - or any other speculative investment - remember to consider that client's long-term goals. There are ways to…
However, the rate of improvement is slowing
Digital certificate and badge provide up-to-the-minute verification status across all online platforms
Millennials expect an even greater difficulty than their older counterparts
The later opening puts added pressure on Canadians to get organized and file on time
Blended families are more likely to indicate a lack of trust in their beneficiaries' ability to manage their wealth
Pension managers posted a median return of 8.6%
Report debunks common myths behind the recent decline in RRSP contributions
These individuals are afraid of rising daily living expenses, not having enough money for necessities and increasing health-care costs
Court ruling shows the need for independent professional advice in cases in which a client's mental state is questionable
Questions to discuss with clients this December
Here are some tips you could share with your clients if they need to make changes to their tax returns or file an objection
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It’s important for clients to understand the opportunities they have from a tax planning perspective, but not to let tax decisions override everything else