Retirees

Retirees

Who's this for?
  • Age 65 and over
  • Increased Net Worth
  • No longer working or working part time
Benefits
  • Mortgage is paid off
  • Little to no debt
  • Review pension arrangements
  • Staying on budget (Download our app!)
  • Living off savings
  • Reducing income tax
  • Taking care of the “What-ifs?”
  • Long Term Care
  • Premature Death
  • Make a will
  • Consider powers of attorneys
  • Making sure health insurance is adequate
  • Estate PlanningAlmost done paying mortgage

Latest News

2021 Personal Year-End Tax Tips

2021 Personal Year-End Tax Tips

The end of 2021 is quickly approaching – which means it’s time to get everything in order, so you’re ready when it comes time to file your taxes.

We’ve broken this article into the following sections to make it easy to find the tax tips you’re looking for:

• Individuals, including details on COVID-19 benefits and important tax credits.
• Investment considerations, including how to best contribute to TFSAs, RRSPs, and RDSPs.
• Families, including how to claim childcare expenses and make the most of RESPs.
• Retirees, including essential details about applying for CPP and OAS.

2021 Year-End Tax Tips for Business Owners

2021 Year-End Tax Tips for Business Owners

We’re approaching the end of the year, so it’s time to review your business finances. We’ve put together an article highlighting the most critical tax-planning tips you need to know as a business owner.

We’ve focused on:
• How to determine the right salary and dividend mix.
• The best ways to handle compensation.
• How to make sure you can take advantage of the small business deduction.
• What you need to know about depreciable assets and charitable donations.
• How to make the most of Covid-19 relief programs.

Why Should I Review My Life Insurance?

Why Should I Review My Life Insurance?

It’s important to review your life insurance regularly to ensure your policy is up-to-date and see if you require any coverage changes. Here are some reasons you may need to update your life insurance:
• You’ve gotten married or divorced or had a baby.
• You’ve changed jobs.
• You’ve taken on some debt.
• You’re supporting additional family members.
• You’ve bought a new home.
• A loved one has a change in their health.