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Taxes may be inescapable, but your choice of investments can have a huge impact on how much tax you pay. It all depends on your personal situation and how you structure your investment portfolio. 3 types of investment income and how they work A basic investment portfolio can generate three types of income: Interest income.…
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It may be tough to talk to your boss about your mental health, but experts say having the conversation can help your recovery. By Joy Blenman Most Canadians would rather not speak to their bosses about their mental health. According to the Sun Life Barometer Study, working Canadians are only half as likely to report…
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Are couples and money incompatible? Is financial planning a relationship killer? Here’s some advice on managing money together without destroying your relationship. 1. Break the money taboo Did you know that money is one of the main sources of conflict in couples? For love and money to coexist, you cannot bury your head in the…
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Addressing the financial challenges facing women, with tips men can use too. Women are centre stage in 2018. They’re speaking out across social media and demanding change – and there are signs they’re well positioned to get it. The federal government has a gender‑balanced cabinet for the first time in history. Globally, female empowerment, workplace…
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Written by Peter Wouters Stan is turning 71 this year. He is enjoying a life filled with travel, relaxation and time with his family. Like more and more people, work is still very much a part of his life. Stan expects to work at least part-time for the foreseeable future. To Stan, this keeps his mind…
Read MoreBy Deanne Gage Think your mortgage will be part of your life for decades to come? It doesn’t have to be. Here are three strategies to shorten your route to mortgage freedom. Stretching out your mortgage over as long a period as possible may keep your payments down and help your short-term cash flow. But…
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Nobody likes to think about death or the burden it often represents for those we leave behind. Yet, it is important to be ready. Don’t postpone this important task―the decisions you have to make won’t be any easier in 5, 10 or 20 years! 1. Make a will A will that clearly identifies your heirs is…
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