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FP Answers: What should an investor do if they own a lot of shares in one company?

FP Answers: What should an investor do if they own a lot of shares in one company?

by Andrew Dobson | May 5, 2023 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Planning, Financial Post, News

The article “FP Answers: What should an investor do if they own a lot of shares in one company?” was originally published in Financial Post on May 05, 2023  •  Last updated Oct 05, 2023. By Julie Cazzin with Andrew Dobson. Photo by by Marcus Millo from...
FP Answers: What should I do if I’ve missed three years of repayments to my RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan?

FP Answers: What should I do if I’ve missed three years of repayments to my RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan?

by Brenda Hiscock | May 3, 2023 | Brenda Hiscock, Financial Planning, Financial Post, News

The article “FP Answers: What should I do if I’ve missed three years of repayments to my RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan?” was originally published in Financial Post on Published Jan 27, 2023  •  Last updated May 03, 2023, by Julie Cazzin and Brenda Hiscock....
Ottawa Is Offering a 25-year, High-Interest GIC: It’s Called The Canada Pension Plan

Ottawa Is Offering a 25-year, High-Interest GIC: It’s Called The Canada Pension Plan

by Jason Heath | Apr 7, 2023 | Financial Post, Jason Heath, News

The article “Ottawa is offering a 25-year, high-interest GIC: It’s called the Canada Pension Plan” was originally published in Financial Post on April 7, 2023. Photo by by Andrii Dodonov from Getty Images. Decision on when to apply for CPP becomes...
FP Answers: What Are The Pros And Cons When Borrowing Money To Invest?

FP Answers: What Are The Pros And Cons When Borrowing Money To Invest?

by Andrew Dobson | Apr 6, 2023 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Post, News

The article “What are the pros and cons when borrowing money to invest?” was originally published in Financial Post on April 6, 2023. Photo by khunkorn from khunkorn. You need a high risk tolerance, low investment fees and a long time horizon to make it...
FP Answers: How Do I Determine When To Claim My Rental Condo Repairs As An Expense?

FP Answers: How Do I Determine When To Claim My Rental Condo Repairs As An Expense?

by Andrew Dobson | Mar 10, 2023 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Post, News

The article “How do I determine when to claim my rental condo repairs as an expense?” was originally published in Financial Post on March 10, 2023. Tima Miroshnichenko from Pexels. No general rule, but there are several factors to consider when timing a...
These Are The Adviser Fees, Hidden And Otherwise, That Investors Need To Be Wary Of

These Are The Adviser Fees, Hidden And Otherwise, That Investors Need To Be Wary Of

by Jason Heath | Feb 28, 2023 | Financial Post, Jason Heath, News

The article “These are the adviser fees, hidden and otherwise, that investors need to be wary of” was originally published in Financial Post on February 28, 2023. Photo by Antoni Shkraba from Pexels. Most consumers are still largely in the dark about how...
FP Answers: When Is Capital Gains Tax Due On A Cottage Purchased In Joint Tenancy With Two Other People?

FP Answers: When Is Capital Gains Tax Due On A Cottage Purchased In Joint Tenancy With Two Other People?

by Andrew Dobson | Feb 24, 2023 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Post, News

The article “When is capital gains tax due on a cottage purchased in joint tenancy with two other people?” was originally published in Financial Post on February 24, 2023. Photo by Pixabay from Pexels. RRSP contributions are one way of reducing capital...
Here’s What You Need To Know About Picking An Executor For Your Will

Here’s What You Need To Know About Picking An Executor For Your Will

by Jason Heath | Jan 23, 2023 | Financial Post, Jason Heath, News

The article “Here’s what you need to know about picking an executor for your will” was originally published in Financial Post on January 26, 2023. Photo by Dzmitry Dzemidovich from Getty Images. Testators writing a will should consider whether the...
FP Answers: What Are The Pros And Cons Of Using A DRIP Account For Your Investments?

FP Answers: What Are The Pros And Cons Of Using A DRIP Account For Your Investments?

by Andrew Dobson | Jan 20, 2023 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Post, News

The article “What are the pros and cons of using a DRIP account for your investments?” was originally published in Financial Post on January 20, 2023. Photo by by Andrii Dodonov from Getty Images. Using DRIPs in a taxable account could have unintended...
Your TFSA Investing Strategies Will Need A Rethink In 2023

Your TFSA Investing Strategies Will Need A Rethink In 2023

by Jason Heath | Jan 5, 2023 | Financial Post, Jason Heath, News

The article “Your TFSA investing strategies will need a rethink in 2023” was originally published in Financial Post on January 5, 2023. Photo by by ChristianChan from Getty Images Pro. A changed financial landscape means these four strategies might require...
FP Answers: When Should I Add More GICs Or Bonds To My Portfolio Mix?

FP Answers: When Should I Add More GICs Or Bonds To My Portfolio Mix?

by Andrew Dobson | Dec 2, 2022 | Andrew Dobson, Financial Post, News

The article “When should I add more GICs or bonds to my portfolio mix?” was originally published in Financial Post on December 2, 2022. Photo by energepic.com from Pexels. Some key investment tips on how to preserve capital while maintaining some...
Why It’s Time For Borrowers To Accept The New Normal Of Higher Rates And Plan Accordingly

Why It’s Time For Borrowers To Accept The New Normal Of Higher Rates And Plan Accordingly

by Jason Heath | Nov 29, 2022 | Financial Post, Jason Heath, News

The article “Why it’s time for borrowers to accept the new normal of higher rates and plan accordingly” was originally published in Financial Post on November 29, 2022. Photo by DNY59 from Getty Images Signature. Interest rate normalization is...
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