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Middle East Tensions: What Investors Should Know
Recent developments in the Middle East have introduced renewed geopolitical uncertainty into global markets.
Should I Do My Own Taxes or Hire a Tax Professional?
Online tax software is budget-friendly and time-efficient, but depending on the complexity of your situation, hiring a tax professional may be preferable.
New year, new limits, new goals: What 2026 means for your financial plan
As we welcome a new year, it’s the perfect time to revisit your financial goals, take advantage of updated contribution limits, and ensure your long‑term strategy still aligns with life’s evolving priorities.
Your Year-End Financial Checklist: Maximize Credits, Deductions, and Benefits
As the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to review your finances and ensure you’re taking advantage of every opportunity to save. A year-end financial checklist can help you optimize tax credits, deductions, and benefits before the deadline.
Investment income compared: dividends, interest and capital gains
When building a portfolio that generates income, Canadian investors often weigh the benefits of dividend-paying investments, interest-bearing assets, and capital gain opportunities.
Potentially lower your taxes with tax-loss harvesting
Taxes are an unavoidable and often significant expense. Discover how tax-loss harvesting can help lower your taxable income and reduce what you owe.
RESP Strategies
As the school year kicks into full gear, it is a good time to discuss the best practices relating to Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs). First, let’s go over the basics!
Flow-Through Shares: A strategic tax-efficient investment for Canadian investors
In this article, we will cover how flow-through shares work, why they are a strategic tax-advantaged investment and who should consider adding them to their portfolio.
Should I contribute to my RRSP or pay down my mortgage?
In this article, we share some considerations regarding this common dilemma to help you decide which option is better for you: investing for retirement or paying down your mortgage.