Ed Rempel, Author at Ed Rempel

What Women Want – and How to Get It

by Ed Rempel | Nov 17, 2018 | Financial Planning Wisdom, Investment Wisdom, Retirement Planning Wisdom | 0 comments

There was a gasp from the audience, when this photo of a homeless woman was shown at a talk I recently attended. A new survey shows that almost half of women fear they will become a “bag lady” someday. They fear being financially desperate and living on...

The 6 Best Strategies to Minimize Tax on Your Retirement Income (Video of MoneyShow talk)

by Ed Rempel | Oct 8, 2018 | Financial Planning Wisdom, Investment Wisdom, Retirement Income, Retirement Planning Wisdom, Tax Strategies, TFSA or RRSP?, Videos | 2 comments

I am pleased to announce that the MoneyShow has posted the video of my talk. Many people have asked me where they can see it again. These are not just tax tips. These are the 6 big strategies to save you thousands in tax throughout your retirement. This talk was based...

What’s Important About Money to You?

by Ed Rempel | Oct 6, 2018 | Finance Wisdom, Financial Planning Wisdom, Short "Insights" Articles | 1 comment

Money: it impacts so many aspects of your life. How you handle it, save it, and spend it can say a lot about you. Ask yourself: “What’s important about money to me?” 1 I have asked this question to thousands of people in the last 20 years. Every answer is unique....

“Fake Financial Plans” Podcast on the Alain Guillot Show

by Ed Rempel | Sep 28, 2018 | Financial Planning Wisdom, Investment Wisdom, Podcasts, Retirement Planning Wisdom, TFSA or RRSP? | 0 comments

Fun podcast and enlightening questions on the Alain Guillot Show. Topics: How to recognize a “Fake Financial Plan”. If you are a new immigrant to Canada or a Millennial, where do you start to get finances on track? How tax planning tells you whether to invest in a...

New “Parent Tax” – What Is It and How Can You Benefit?

by Ed Rempel | Sep 22, 2018 | Financial Planning Wisdom, Tax Strategies | 9 comments

If you’re a parent, and your family’s income is between $30,000 and $119,000 per year, you could be subject to the new “parent tax”. This might not sound like a positive thing, but there are actually some ways you can benefit from this development. The truth is, the...