An overwhelming number of Canadians over the age of 65 want to stay in their family home. A survey, commissioned by Home Equity Bank and conducted by Iposos, revealed that 93 per cent wanted to stay in their current home throughout their retirement.

When it comes to saving for retirement, it’s recommended to save 10 per cent of your after-tax income from the day that you start working full time. If you do this, you should have enough money to retire at the age of 65.

As a result of the February 2018 Federal Budget, which clarified the rules of how passive investment income will be treated in a corporation, business owners should be looking carefully at IPPs (Individual Pension Plans).

Sears Canada permanently closed their doors as of January, 2018. Like Simpsons, Eaton’s and Simpson Sears before them, these iconic stores are all part of our history.

The Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) was  first introduced in 1957. It’s a great way for your investments to grow, tax free, while you’re still working.

Chances are, you’re the go-to person for everyone when it comes to fiscal advice, but it’s especially important to make yourself available to assist your parents with their financial options.

There’s an old saying – if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. When it comes to your finances, this is particularly true.

We’re well into the wedding season, and along with it comes some hefty expenses. Whether you’re getting married, are a parent of the bride or groom, are in the wedding party or are attending as a guest, the cost to take part can be exorbitant.

Gender gap prevalent when it comes to retirement. Women haven’t always made saving for retirement a priority.

The attitude of retirement is changing. According to a 2014 Bank of Montreal survey on work habits after retirement, 59 per cent of the respondents said that they would likely take a part time job after the age of 65. For some retirees, the part time job is an opportunity to work at a place…