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Chalk drawing of house

Programs and incentives to help first-time homebuyers

These initiatives can help clients enter the housing market

Financial Advisor Assisting Senior Couple

Love and taxes, Part II: Tax and estate planning for two spouses

Tax rules offer flexibility when a client has both a spouse and a common-law partner

A doctor and an elderly patient are indoors at the woman's home. The doctor is talking to the woman while holding a tablet computer.

All about eligible medical expenses

Help your client claim these non-refundable tax credits

stock market manipulation

When stock frauds go beyond gaming the numbers

Claims of novel technology are at the centre of many collapses

couple saving money together

No court relief for accidental RRSP overcontribution

A lack of understanding about spousal RRSP limits was no excuse

spousal RRSP

Spousal RRSPs: What you need to know

Make sure clients don’t run afoul of the attribution rules

energy sector oil and wind power

Energy ETFs face a low-carbon future

New risks and rewards from Canada’s second-largest sector

recruitment

The financial industry wants you — to mentor

The advice channel’s survival depends on seasoned veterans who are willing to impart knowledge

tax season

Three things to do before tax season

Now is the time to review plans jolted by the pandemic

globalization

Beware of post-pandemic globalization

Things are about to get (more) complicated for investors

  • By: Mark Yamada
  • February 4, 2022 February 3, 2022
  • 15:00
business expenses

Advisor’s expense claims get cold reception at Tax Court

After starting a side business selling insurance, an advisor went too far in claiming expenses

working from home

Efficient work isn’t always the most effective

Building trust remotely is still a challenge

risky move

Finding the tipping point of stock collapses

When does accounting become important?