…and description of your debts (such as a mortgage, line of credit or loans) and your major assets (home, other real estate, investments and any collectibles such as art or…
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Death of a spouse: estate planning considerations
…spouse’s estate down the road. Your estate information package should include: a copy of the will and any other estate documents. a list of all financial accounts. a list of…
Investor News
…Group RESPs February 27, 2019: Investor News: Money Decisions; RRSPs; New RRIF Withdrawal Calculator; IIROC’s Andrew Kriegler; Active vs Passive Investing; TFSA Misconceptions; Real Estate February 13, 2019: Investor News: Bad Romance;…
Selling your home without an agent
The main reason people sell their home privately without a real estate agent, is to save on costs. In a deal where there are no real estate agents involved, you…
What happens to your RRIF when you die
…calculation of probate fees on your estate. Your estate won’t have to include the RRIF’s value on your final tax return or pay income tax if your beneficiary is: Your…
When to review your estate plan
On this page you’ll find Life events that can affect your estate plan Other events that can affect your estate plan Life events that can affect your estate plan Not…
Assessing the value of your home
…current value Here are 2 ways to help you estimate the value of your home: Talk to real estate agents – They may estimate its value for free and should…
Using trusts in estate planning
…is created in your will and takes effect upon your death. The assets relating to a testamentary trust form part of your estate, so they are subject to any estate…
Understanding non-GAAP financial measures
…press release, reports a non-GAAP financial measure of “adjusted net income” of $300,000 because it considers real estate and restructuring transactions as being outside of its core business activities. The…
Understanding non-GAAP financial measures
…press release, reports a non-GAAP financial measure of “adjusted net income” of $300,000 because it considers real estate and restructuring transactions as being outside of its core business activities. The…