Should You Fix Up Your Home or Sell It As Is?
By Admin 2021/09/21
Renovating your home before selling can be worthwhile. However, there are some important factors to take into consideration before you jump in – save you time and money.
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5 tips to fight the afternoon slump
By Admin 2021/08/26
As summer winds down and we roll into fall how have you handled working from home and dealing with those afternoon “slumps” – some tips to remember.
Power of Attorney - Q&A - Ontario
By Admin 2021/06/23
As we prepare our family documents – Wills and Power of Attorneys- it is important to understand what this permits your appointed person to do and when. Having the discussions before anyone signs will help to alleviate the potential pitfalls that families can run into during a stressful time – consulting a lawyer for proper wording is very important.
6 smart strategies for first-time home buyers
By Admin 2021/05/25
As the housing market continues to boom, these tips might help you find a great deal on a house especially if first time home buyer
Have you considered how the rate of inflation might image your retirement?
By Admin 2021/03/10
In January, Canada’s inflation rate rose by 1%. Wondering how that may impact your financial security plan in the short and long-term? Give us a call
Why get a spousal RSP
By Admin 2021/02/09
A spousal registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) can offer additional benefits that you can take advantage of, such as paying less tax as a couple over your lifetime. Deciding if a good fit for your retirement portfolio can be addressed when working with a financial advisor – give us a call.
3 Stress-Free Strategies That Boost My Mood When I’m Struggling To Feel Motivated
By Admin 2021/01/04
In preparing for a new year, there are goals to be created both financially and personally. What will be your New Year’s Resolutions?
Should I increase my credit limit?
By Admin 2020/11/12
As we approach the spending season does it make sense to increase your credit limit on your favourite credit cards – well it depends. Have a read of this article to provide some perspective – you can also reach out to us to discuss financial planning approaches to guide you on saving for those big purchases or special occasions
Outlooks and insights on October 13
By Admin 2020/10/21
As we progress through the US election process this year what are your thoughts with regards to your financial plan? Brent Joyce, Investment Strategist for GLC, shares some common misconceptions. Feel free to reach out to discuss your long term plans.
How to pandemic-proof your paycheque
By Admin 2020/10/13
As we move into Autumn of 2020 how have your finances held up – did you need to take advantage of the CERB, what about working from home and having to modify your working space.Here’s how you can “pandemic-proof” your financial habits: