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Ok I get it… that title sounds a bit extreme, but the simple reality is that for incorporated business owners or professionals including...

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The markets have been very volatile and very poor for nearly six months now. A good deal of that volatility has not been seen in the...

With another February upon us, Canadians are reminded by their financial institutions about the deadline to make a contribution to their...

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There has been a lot of talk over the past few years over passive investing over active investing. I’ve talked about it a lot with both...

Throughout my years as an Investment Advisor, I have had many conversations about the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security...

Prime Minister, Sir Robert Borden, introduced the first federal income tax on business profits in 1916 and personal income tax in 1917....

This is a question that has come up frequently when I’ve discussed retirement planning with people. Thankfully, it’s not really an agreed...

It’s no secret that in response to the pandemic, we have seen an unprecedented amount of government spending all across the world and...