It may be an obvious thing to say, but common-law partnerships are increasingly “common” in Canadian society. While common-law couples may not have solemnized their relationship through marriage, that does not mean that they do not need to consider each other when developing a financial...
Read More
For some households, an inheritance can make a significant difference in their financial lives. Finally, a home can be purchased, or a mortgage or other debts paid off, or woefully inadequate RRSPs and other accounts for retirement can be fully funded. Married couples manage their finances...
Read More
In a few days, my oldest child will get married. There are at least two consequences of this impending event: 1. I will take a break from writing a blog post next week. 2. This blog post. There are certainly more consequences that are much more...
Read More