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Do you have to split your estate evenly between your children? Aug 23rd
A will is intended to outline your final wishes. But, sometimes an estate can be contested, and the courts can overturn the terms of a will and distribute the assets differently.
A good example is that of Pascuzzi v. Pascuzzi, a case recently heard by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. .... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2024 Jun 25th
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‘It’s a big investment’: Ottawa announces major investment in Atlantic Canada’s aerospace sector - BNN Bloomberg May 13th
‘It’s a big investment’: Ottawa announces major investment in Atlantic Canada’s aerospace sector BNN BloombergSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News.... More »
CDRs vs US blue-chip stocks: Which makes more sense for Canadian Investors Mar 23rd
In mid 2021, Canadian investors gained a significant new way of accessing popular U.S. blue-chip stocks. Canadian depositary receipts (CDRs) resemble the more established American depositary receipts (ADRs).
What are ADRs?
ADRs are a way to gain easy access to global stocks in U.S. dollars tra.... More »
How much to take out of your RRSP in your 60s + MORE Nov 3rd
Many retirees have the bulk of their retirement savings in registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) or similar tax-deferred registered accounts. RRSPs need to be used to buy an annuity or more commonly converted to a registered retirement income fund (RRIF) by Dec. 31 of the year someone turns 71.... More »
What’s New with Bitcoin?
– investitwisely.com
Bitcoin Projections Skyrocketing
Those who routinely invest in Bitcoin or use the world’s most popular digital currency as a means for online transactions understand that it is being adopted like never before. More and more online retailers are warming to the idea of accepting Bitcoin as an even easier method than credit or debit card purchases. The fees are far less onerous and the transactions are quick and seamless. Interestingly enough, the world has been quick to embrace cryptocurrency and even people are speculating that professional sports players will start taking payments in BTC.
And the traditional, some might say stodgy, old investment houses are getting hip to the new game in town – which is not all that new anymore. Although Wall Street has been icy towards incorporating digital currencies into their portfolios, there are signs that a thaw is upon us.
Recently investment hedge fund manager, Paul Tudor Jones, stated, “(I have) just over 1% of my assets in bitcoin. … Every day that goes by that bitcoin survives, the trust in it will go up…
