Podcasts

Top 5 Hacks To Maximize Your Child’s RESP

Many people are saving for their kids’ future education costs in an RESP. For some parents, it is a higher priority and they want to be able to maximize the benefits of an RESP – not just contribute the standard $2,500/year for each child. In my latest blog post, video, and podcast episode I talk…

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What Happens if the Liberals Attack the Smith Manoeuvre?

The Smith Manoeuvre has long been a popular strategy for Canadian homeowners seeking to convert their mortgage debt into tax-deductible investment debt.  However, recent tax and regulatory changes have impacted the efficacy of the Smith Manoeuvre, and further changes from the Liberal government could pose additional challenges. In my latest blog post, YouTube video and…

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How Long Will You Live?

Have you ever wondered how long you might live?  Understanding life expectancy is crucial for planning a secure and fulfilling future.  In my latest blog post, YouTube video and podcast episode I explore the dramatic changes in life expectancy over the past century, why it’s expected to continue increasing, and how this impacts your retirement…

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TFSA or RRSP? – The Right Answer for You

Deciding between a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) can be one of the most challenging financial decisions you’ll face.  Each has its benefits, and the right choice depends on your unique financial situation.  In this post, I’ll guide you through understanding the factors that determine whether a TFSA or…

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How to Donate Effectively

You may be thinking – what difference can I make in the world? As a financial planner I talk a lot about money, however, it’s not really about the money itself, but what it does for your life – how to live well, retire comfortably, and give back. In my latest video and podcast episode,…

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How to EASILY Outperform Financial Advisors

It is EASY to outperform financial advisors? Why? Conventional wisdom is they underperform because of fees, but there is a bigger reason. They don’t even try to outperform. They try for: “Reasonable return with less risk”. Financial advisors are mainly salespeople, not financial planners. They are more likely to lose a client because of a…

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