Retirement is a significant milestone in one's life, representing a well-deserved transition from the daily grind to a more relaxed and fulfilling chapter. However, for many Canadians, the path to a worry-free retirement can be filled with uncertainties and financial challenges. In this blog post,...
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Are you looking for New Years Resolutions? If your ideas involve financial concerns, you have come to the right place. Below are nine different options to consider for 2023. All will require a bit of work to accomplish, but equally, all will leave you in...
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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...
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Estate planning has to do with more than just your will. There is a lot that fits in between good, healthy life and death. Once we reach mature adulthood, we might even think of the remainder of our lives as a long slow glide toward...
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An Introduction to Estate Planning – Part 2 A will, as I think most of us are aware, takes effect once we die. A power of attorney document is in effect while we are alive and ceases once we die. They do not overlap, even though...
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This article was written at the request of my friend April Yamasaki for publication on her blog When You Work for the Church. About April The following biography is from her website, AprilYamasaki.com. April Yamasaki writes on spiritual growth and Christian living both online and in print publications,...
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