Personal finances

No more candy for Buffett

Mars will buy out Warren Buffett’s stake in its Wrigley subsidiary as part of an integration move, reports Bloomberg. The company was paying a 5% annual dividend to Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., which had $2.1 billion in preference shares, reports FT.com. That stake amounted to 19.38% in Wrigley. Read: Guess who’s richer than Buffett The […]

By Staff |October 6, 2016

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Tax News

Avoid pension-splitting confusion

A recent court ruling clarifies what qualifies, and what doesn’t

April 11, 2014

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Estate Planning

Retirement planning for older parents

Women are more likely to have kids in their late 30s than they are in their early 20s. If clients delay parenthood, how does that impact planning?

By Melissa Shin |April 18, 2013

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Estate Planning

Big dreams, low risk appetite

A couple asks for help with ambitious retirement goals.

April 17, 2013

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Estate Planning

Help clients through bankruptcy

Your client just lost her clothing design business, her sole source of income.

April 5, 2013

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Industry

Reduce employees’ financial stress

Your employees may be stressed about their personal finances.

By Staff |February 5, 2013

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Industry

Let Bieber be your financial strategist

Justin Bieber may not know the exact number of zeros in his bank account, but he’s no slouch when it comes to money management.

By Vikram Barhat |January 7, 2013

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Industry

5 tips for personal finances

The BMO Household Debt Report shows 25% of Canadians are debt-free, but 41% say they have taken on more debt in the past five years as a result of increased spending.

By Staff |January 3, 2013

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Industry

Time to talk tax

With several weeks left before the April 30 filing deadline, it might be a good time to call your clients in to discuss tax planning.

By Staff |March 12, 2012

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Industry

Cdns looking forward to a Happy finanacial New Year

Tis the season to make promises to ourselves. Canadians are looking ahead to 2011 and promising to be better with their money, according to a survey by TD Bank Financial Group. Whether they follow through on that promise remains to be seen, but 62% said they aren’t waiting for the New Year to roll around […]

By Steven Lamb |December 13, 2010

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