Webinar Recording - Is it Really Different This Time? 
Hosted by Emily Rae, Rob Taylor and Greg Giffin

Emily Rae and Rob Taylor hosted a webinar, with guest speaker, Greg Giffin, addressing the recent global events and how the markets have reacted as well as some notable portfolio changes. As many investors are feeling nervous and overwhelmed during these unprecedented times, this webinar was created to speak to these concerns in a way that is easily understood and provides clarity in an otherwise uncertain environment. 

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Ways to use a TFSA in retirement

During income-earning years, a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) can be used to fund numerous expenses – a child’s education, family trips, a wedding, just about anything. Once you retire, you’ll discover that a TFSA is just as versatile, helping you t...

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Tapping an RRSP for a home or an education

The Home Buyers’ Plan and Lifelong Learning Plan allow for tax-free withdrawals from a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). Find out if it’s worthwhile financially....

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Strategies and tips to boost your RRSP

Wouldn’t you like to get the most from your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)? You’ll be ahead if even one tip applies to you or a family member, now or down the road....

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When selling an investment is a tax win

In the world of investing, there will always be an investment that underperforms. Find out how selling an investment that’s suffered a capital loss can end up saving you in taxes....

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How to make tax-smart RESP withdrawals

Did you know that an RESP is composed of two different pools of money? We’ll explain how RESP withdrawals work and how you can minimize or eliminate any tax....

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RRSP versus TFSA: Did you ever have to make up your mind?

Learn about the number one factor that determines whether an RRSP or a TFSA delivers the best performance for retirement savings....

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How to keep your TFSA aligned with your goals

This year, you can contribute $6,000 to your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), bringing the cumulative total of TFSA contributions to $63,500, or $127,000 between a couple. This means that a TFSA can help meet any investment objective....

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