2024

How to build a more inclusive business

Pride Month is a good opportunity to reflect on how businesses can be more inclusive for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Fostering inclusivity isn’t just a moral imperative, it’s also a smart business strategy.

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How to manage a financial windfall

A financial windfall can be a life-changing event, whether it’s a lottery win, a bonus, an inheritance, a life insurance payout, or the sale of a property or a business.

If you've found yourself with a sudden influx of funds, here are some tips to help you make the most of it.

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Federal budget 2024

Budget 2024 includes spending intended to make housing more affordable, to make life cost less, and to drive economic growth and productivity.

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Financial tips for new parents

Whether it’s through birth, adoption or surrogacy, deciding to have a child is one of the biggest life decisions you’ll ever make. Prepare your finances with our checklist.

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How to rebound after job loss

We’ve got tips to help you bridge the gap – emotionally and financially – while you reset your career.

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Proposed changes to capital gains inclusion rate

Since being announced in the 2024 federal budget, the increase to the capital gains inclusion rate effective after June 25, 2024 has attracted public attention. Draft legislation for the proposal was finally released on June 10, 2024.

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Helping your child buy a house

More and more parents are giving their kids financial gifts for a down payment in Canada’s expensive housing market. Should you?

We discuss your options as many adult children are turning to their parents for financial assistance to purchase their first home.

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Is your will up to date?

Is your will up to date? Not only do many people not review their wills regularly, less than half of Canadians even have one.

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Women supporting women

‘Inspire Inclusion’ reminds us that when women support other women, they create a collective power that helps overcome barriers and drive inclusion.

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New trust reporting rules

Starting January 1, 2024, most Canadian resident trusts must now file annually with the Canada Revenue Agency.

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