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The Tax-Free First Home Savings Account – What you need to know
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There’s a lot to like about the Tax-Free First Home Savings Account (FHSA). We look at its key features and answer some questions.
Do you know what happens to your accounts when you die?
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Ownership type and account designations (such as, a beneficiary or successor holder) have major implications for what happens to accounts upon death. We break down what you need to know from a succession and income tax perspective.
Diversification can help smooth out returns over the long term
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Diversifying to reduce risk is a key investment strategy. The reason: not all investments will perform in the same way at the same time.
Marriage Breakdown Can Be Taxing
February 24, 2026
If you haven’t yet, at some point, you’ll likely have to assist one or more clients navigate the financial ramifications of separation or divorce. Understanding the tax implications is a critical aspect of any marital breakdown.
7 legal documents to have ready at retirement
February 23, 2026
Before you retire, make sure to obtain and organize these important documents.
Why Fixed Income, Why Now: A Strategic Perspective
February 09, 2026
This article explores the current market dynamics, potential risks, and opportunities that make fixed income an attractive consideration for investors seeking to optimize their portfolios in the current environment.
TFSAs, RRSPs, RESPs and non-registered accounts: A comparison
January 27, 2026
There are many different savings account options available today: Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP), and non-registered accounts. Deciding which account best suits your needs is an important part of your financial planning process.
Does it pay to stay invested when markets fall?
January 23, 2026
The stock market has constant ups and downs, but historically has returned to its previous high with time, even after bear markets.
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Does it pay to stay invested when markets falls?
The stock market has constant ups and downs, but historically has returned to its previous high with time, even after bear markets.
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