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Overcontributing to a TFSA

By Hannah McVean - October 7, 2025

Photo by Freepik A recent article in Advisor.ca reported that TFSA overcontribution penalties collected by CRA in 2024 amounted to 166 MILLION dollars. That money is Canadians’ hard-earned savings that are being allocated to penalties rather than their financial futures. Sadly, I think most of these costs are due to…

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Why Choose a Specialized Financial Professional to Get You Through Your Separation

By Patricia Greco - September 22, 2025

Photo by Freepik Are you feeling overwhelmed by the financial complexities of your separation? A separation is one of the most stressful and emotionally taxing experiences a person can face. There are so many moving parts, from legal proceedings and asset division to figuring out child arrangements and navigating your…

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Post Divorce Financial Planning

By Jeff McCartney - September 16, 2025

Photo by Freepik Separation and divorce are never easy. Most people are born with the idea that they will get married one day, and then when they do, they tend to imagine that theirs is the marriage that will last. Nobody imagines that they will end up separated and divorced.…

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Cross Border Financial Planning: U.S. Citizens Living in Canada

By Staff - March 23, 2025

As of November 2024, approximately 700,000 U.S. citizens reside in Canada. Additionally, between 2015 and the third quarter of 2024, over 93,000 Americans were granted permanent residency in Canada. These numbers illustrate a growing trend of Americans choosing to relocate to Canada for various reasons, including political, economic, and social…

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Cross Border Financial Planning: Considerations for Americans Moving to Canada

By Staff - March 10, 2025

Photo designed by Freepik There are numerous reasons why Americans are choosing to move to Canada, whether personal, political, employment-related, or otherwise. However, the process of financial planning for a move to Canada is complex and demands thorough preparation and strategic decision-making. Ideally, this planning should begin well before the…

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Cross Border Financial Planning: Considerations for Canadians Moving to the U.S.

By Staff - February 13, 2025

Photo designed by katemangostar on Freepik Financial planning for Canadians moving to the U.S. is a complex process that requires careful preparation and strategic decision-making. Ideally, this planning should begin well before the intended departure date to ensure a smooth transition. The financial systems and tax laws in both countries…

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When Should You Set Up A Holding Company?

By Ryan Kurtz - October 3, 2024

Business owners, landlords, and investors often consider various structures to optimize their financial and tax situation. One popular strategy is the establishment of a holding company or holdco. Understanding Holding Companies A holding company is a type of business entity that primarily exists to own stocks, real estate, interests in…

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How to Apply for Probate of an Ontario Estate

By Jason Heath - February 6, 2023

When someone dies in Ontario, their investments, real estate, personal belongings, other assets, and debts make up their estate. Assets that are not held jointly with right of survivorship or that do not pass directly to named beneficiaries may require an estate trustee to obtain probate in order to distribute…

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For certified financial planner, lifetime of struggle holds lessons for others

By Brenda Hiscock - May 8, 2022

The article “For certified financial planner, lifetime of struggle holds lessons for others” was originally published on https://www.wealthprofessional.ca/ on May 8, 2022. Photo by Jacub Gomez of Pexels International Women’s Day: CFP reflects on life-changing tragedy and how she took financial control This article was provided by Brenda Hiscock, of…

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