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Conquering your debt in 2017 starts with a written financial plan + MORE Jan 5th
TORONTO _ Financial planner Annie Kvick has one simple piece of advice for anyone struggling with money worries and debt stress in the new year: Get out of your head and start creating a financial plan.
“Most people actually have a pretty good understanding of their fixed costs. But they might.... More »
Meet Toronto’s financial adviser taking care of NHL players’ big bucks May 28th
Blunt-talking Chris Moynes has seen athletes burn through millions and end up bankrupt. ‘My mantra is: Don’t let it happen to you. Don’t go broke’.... More »
Planning to use your home equity in retirement Jun 3rd
How much of your net worth is wrapped up in your home? According to Statistics Canada, the median net worth for senior families in 2023 was $1,109,700. The most common type of asset for Canadians was a family home, with a median value of $500,000.
Since home equity makes up such a significant all.... More »
Premarket: Shares shrug as Trump fires off tariffs on $200-billion of Chinese goods - The Globe and Mail + MORE Sep 18th
The Globe and MailPremarket: Shares shrug as Trump fires off tariffs on $200-billion of Chinese goodsThe Globe and MailWho's afraid of the big bad trade war? Not world stock markets it seems. The response to U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to go ahead next week with collecting 10 pe.... More »
Why you didn’t even get a nibble of Beyond Meat’s sizzling IPO May 13th
To get first crack at an initial public offering, you need to be a wealthy investor working with a leading broker at one of the underwriting firms, writes Gordon Pape..... More »
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
– canadianbusiness.com
TORONTO – Five things to watch in Canadian business this week:
Hot housing: The Canadian Real Estate Association is out with the resale housing statistics for August on Tuesday in yet another snapshot of the state of Canada’s housing market. Vancouver and Toronto house sales and prices have been on fire for months as Canadians take on more mortgage debt.
Canada as onscreen powerhouse: Valerie Creighton, president and CEO of the Canada Media Fund, appears at the Economic Club of Canada in Ottawa on Wednesday to argue that Canada is a mover and shaker in on-screen content. Creighton has said the CMF is focused on ensuring the Canadian content industry continues to have the resources and the ability to compete internationally.
Leaders showdown: The health of the Canadian economy is the focus of the second national leaders’ debate on Thursday in Calgary. Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau and Tom Mulcair will face questions on their plans on everything from energy and housing to taxation and jobs; Green party leader Elizabeth May wasn’t invited…
Hot housing: The Canadian Real Estate Association is out with the resale housing statistics for August on Tuesday in yet another snapshot of the state of Canada’s housing market. Vancouver and Toronto house sales and prices have been on fire for months as Canadians take on more mortgage debt.
Canada as onscreen powerhouse: Valerie Creighton, president and CEO of the Canada Media Fund, appears at the Economic Club of Canada in Ottawa on Wednesday to argue that Canada is a mover and shaker in on-screen content. Creighton has said the CMF is focused on ensuring the Canadian content industry continues to have the resources and the ability to compete internationally.
Leaders showdown: The health of the Canadian economy is the focus of the second national leaders’ debate on Thursday in Calgary. Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau and Tom Mulcair will face questions on their plans on everything from energy and housing to taxation and jobs; Green party leader Elizabeth May wasn’t invited…
Daryl Diamond – Your Retirement Income Blueprint Review
– myownadvisor.ca
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“There are many concepts and well-known rules of thumb for the accumulation years that do not apply in the same way, or apply at all, in the income years. Some of the traditional approaches are, in fact, detrimental to creating the most efficient income stream. Planning retirement income is a very different art and science than planning the accumulation of assets, and there are few advisors who are proficient in it. That is what is missing for consumers.” – Daryl Diamond, author of Your Retirement Income Blueprint, retirement income specialist
When a person retires they might go from one main source of income (employment income) to three, four or many more sources of cash flow (pensions, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), personal investment assets, just to name a few). What income streams should be accessed in what order? What assets should be used up first and still others deferred until later? How can less tax be paid? Answering many of these questions is the goal of Your Retirement Income Blueprint by Daryl Diamond…
“There are many concepts and well-known rules of thumb for the accumulation years that do not apply in the same way, or apply at all, in the income years. Some of the traditional approaches are, in fact, detrimental to creating the most efficient income stream. Planning retirement income is a very different art and science than planning the accumulation of assets, and there are few advisors who are proficient in it. That is what is missing for consumers.” – Daryl Diamond, author of Your Retirement Income Blueprint, retirement income specialist
When a person retires they might go from one main source of income (employment income) to three, four or many more sources of cash flow (pensions, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), personal investment assets, just to name a few). What income streams should be accessed in what order? What assets should be used up first and still others deferred until later? How can less tax be paid? Answering many of these questions is the goal of Your Retirement Income Blueprint by Daryl Diamond…
Five things to watch for in Canadian business this week
– macleans.ca
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TORONTO — Five things to watch in Canadian business this week:
Leaders showdown
The health of the Canadian economy is the focus of the second national leaders’ debate on Thursday in Calgary. Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau and Tom Mulcair will face questions on their plans on everything from energy and housing to taxation and jobs; Green party leader Elizabeth May wasn’t invited.
Hot housing
The Canadian Real Estate Association is out with the resale housing statistics for August on Tuesday in yet another snapshot of the state of Canada’s housing market…
