Control the inheritance you leave to your heirs

Think trusts are only for the rich and famous? You’ll see a variety of uses that show why trusts can meet the estate planning needs of just about anyone....

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Should you help your child buy a home?

If you’re wondering whether to open the Bank of Mom and Dad to help a child buy a home, you face a difficult decision. We’ve got a pros-and-cons analysis to make it a little easier....

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Do you have assets that can’t be divided?

Think of the inheritance you plan on leaving to your children. If you have an asset that can’t be easily divided, you’ll want to read this....

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Prepare your executor

Unless you prepare properly, your executor might end up feeling more like a detective. See what important steps you can take now to make sure the process goes smoothly....

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When to review your estate plan

You may be surprised by the number of life situations that call for changes to an estate plan. We’ll cover the situations that might prompt you to review yours....

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Estate Planning During COVID-19

The current COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many pausing to reflect on their estate and incapacity planning. Here’s what you need to know....

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When a family member needs special care

Do you have a child with special needs or a spouse or parent with an illness or disability? While you devote so much extra time providing care, we can help out with the financial aspect of care....

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Dying Without A Will

Drawing up a will is a time-consuming and complicated process, but that's still more straightforward than dying without one. Here's why....

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When do you need a power of attorney?

Hopefully, you’ll never suffer an illness or disorder that seriously impairs your cognitive functioning. But if you ever suffer such a condition, you may lose the ability to manage your finances – from paying bills to making investment and income......

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Leaving more to your heirs

Imagine a $1 million estate including $200,000 of stocks in a non-registered account, a $300,000 Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) and vacation property valued at $500,000. But it’s not $1 million to the heirs. There’s a $100,000 capital......

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