Tax Planning is Important Taxes may not be the first thing on a young person’s mind, but neglecting tax planning early in life can lead to missed savings opportunities and financial inefficiencies. Many Generation Zed* (hereafter GenZ) individuals: Overpay taxes by not taking advantage of available credits...
Read MoreAs I write this at the end of May 2022, we are now about a month past the standard tax-filing deadline in Canada. Depending on the results of your return and your stage in life, you may have been contributing to or withdrawing from any...
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Give it away, give it away, give it away now Give it away, give it away, give it away now Give it away, give it away, give it away now* You have reached a level of wealth that gives you a sense of contentment. You are confident that...
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An Introduction to Retirement Planning – Part 2 “It is difficult to make predictions, especially about the future.” – Danish proverb Imagine you and your spouse are 35 years old. You hope to retire at 65. There is an almost 25 percent chance that one of you...
Read MoreAn Introduction to Tax Planning – Part 4 You think of yourself and your spouse along with your two children as an average family. Like me you are a resident of London, Ontario. Between the two of you, you earn about $80,000 per year or about...
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