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Employer's Liability Insurance is an important thing to have in the event of an employee sustaining workplace illness, injury or death.
This article explains the importance of estate planning in Canada, which is the process of preparing a detailed plan for how one's assets will be distributed upon death.
A locked-in retirement account (LIRA) is a tax-deferred investment vehicle that allows you to grow funds accumulated in a former employer’s pension plan or from a former or deceased spouse’s pension plan.
The blog discusses estate planning beyond just creating a will or legal documents. It explains what an estate is, the purpose of a will and how it differs from an estate plan.
A shareholders' agreement is a contract that protects investments and ensures a fair relationship between shareholders. There are three types: buy-sell, shareholder, and unanimous shareholder agreements.
A Wellness Spending Account is a benefit program designed to increase employee satisfaction. Employers set a limit and select the wellness-related expenses that will be covered.
Estate planning involves creating a strategy for managing and distributing assets after death, including making a will, choosing a guardian, setting up legal directives, and using trusts and life insurance.
Discover the potential of a TFSA. It is a registered plan that allows Canadians to grow and withdraw money tax-free, offering tax advantages for various financial objectives.
Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) are a safe way to invest with guaranteed returns. Insured by the CDIC, GICs offer stability and peace of mind.
Looking for an affordable place to live as a senior in Canada? Explore the cheapest options and find the perfect retirement location that suits your budget and lifestyle needs.
Discover the ins and outs of retiring allowances in Canada, and learn how to minimize tax implications while maximizing your retirement savings through RRSPs and RPPs.
Segregated funds combine security and growth. With limited risk, capital appreciation, and guaranteed principal, they're ideal for cautious investors seeking protected growth.
Married or single? Learn how your marital status influences your ability to obtain a mortgage and the potential benefits you can enjoy based on your relationship status.