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As a kid growing up in the ‘80s, 2025 seemed like a distant future away. Many movies and TV shows portrayed the 2020s either as an advanced time with flying cars or a dystopian world that has been destroyed by wars or natural disasters. Since my childhood, the Mayan calendar …

More than 65% of Canadians have made deposits to Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs). Many do so just for the tax savings, but here are some often overlooked tricks you should be aware of: RRSP loans – Those who use investment funds for their RRSPs should be well aware of the …

In the mid – 1960s conventional wisdom (or motherhood) for retirement planning said that you should take all of your investments and put them into government bonds or fixed income type products. The thinking was that you could not afford to take any ‘risk’ in your retirement years. Thus it …

It’s hard to believe we are already winding down another year. It’s been a very good year in many ways and also another very tough one for many people across the globe. Natalie and I are trying our best to focus on the good things going on in the world …

What’s the secret to building and maintaining wealth? For the rich, it’s not just about earning a high income—it’s about the habits they cultivate. These strategies don’t just help them grow their wealth; they also ensure it lasts for generations. Start today and take more control of your financial future. …

Let’s face it—your death will create challenges for your loved ones. These challenges will fall into three main categories: emotional, legal, and financial. The good news? You have the power to minimize these issues. The bad news? If you want to make things worse, you can follow the “how not …