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5 Tips To Keep Your Relationship Financially In Sync

It’s important to talk about finances with your partner to stay on the same page. When it comes to choosing a partner, everyone has a list of qualities they just can’t live without. Despite the desire for financial compatibility in relationships, money can be a source of friction for both new and established couples. WhileContinue reading “5 Tips To Keep Your Relationship Financially In Sync”

5 Ways To Be Smart About Money When You’re Young and Single

A commonly misunderstood millennial stereotype is the age group’s spending habits1 – eating out regularly, spending money on travel and not thinking about saving for long-term goals. However, studies show that millennials are focused on saving, investing and paying down their debt.2 Home ownership seems to be the carrot on the stick that keeps gettingContinue reading “5 Ways To Be Smart About Money When You’re Young and Single”

Critical Illness Insurance: Protection From The Unexpected

Learn how critical illness insurance can help you manage a life-threatening illness. When it comes to cancer, heart attack or stroke, you may think: “That couldn’t happen to me.” But the truth is, the risk of experiencing a life- threatening illness is very real. Did you know: Two out of five Canadians will develop cancerContinue reading “Critical Illness Insurance: Protection From The Unexpected”

3 Strategies for Comfortable Investing

Managing your money Asset mixes shift to a more conservative approach when people near retirement. Landing on the right investment strategy boils down to balancing your expectations for growth with your tolerance for taking risks. But even the most aggressive portfolio should gradually take on a more conservative approach as retirement age approaches. An investmentContinue reading “3 Strategies for Comfortable Investing”

RRSPs and TFSAs: Which is right for me?

Growing your money Helping you understand what sets these two savings options apart. With so many savings options available, it can be challenging to find the right fit for your needs. Registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) and tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) are two popular savings vehicles. Both options are government registered and provide tax-advantaged savings.Continue reading “RRSPs and TFSAs: Which is right for me?”