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Asked To Be An Executor? Now What?
WEALTH MANAGEMENT RESOURCEYou've been chosen to be the executor of someone's will - now what?So, you’ve been chosen to be the Executor of someone’s Will – maybe a loved one or maybe a friend. Cause for congratulations, perhaps? It is an honour to be asked, however,...
Rising inflation eases but Canada’s housing remains a concern
While the overall inflation has slowed, hinting at a possible peak in the next few months, the cost of basic necessities like food…
Supply shock ripples across agricultural commodities
Russian and Ukrainian grain exports have been severely curtailed, leaving many countries scrambling to find other sources.
Managing Debt
WEALTH MANAGEMENT RESOURCEManaging DebtManaging and reducing your debt is a great way to improve your overall financial situation. Reducing your Debt There are 4 major steps to help in your repayment plans: 1. Know Your Debt: Collect all relevant information...
What is life insurance and why is it necessary?
WEALTH MANAGEMENT RESOURCEWhat is life insurance and why is it necessary? Going through the financial planning process forces us to ask ourselves a tough question: If I was to pass away today, how would my family be able to cope with the sudden loss of income? On top...
Retirement Income – Personal and Corporate
WEALTH MANAGEMENT RESOURCERetirement Income – Personal and Corporate Overview While in the workforce, income is typically earned from one or two sources. However, in retirement, income will likely come from a variety of sources that could include government...
Canada’s unemployment rate falls amid a chronic worker shortage
Canada added 15,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate fell slightly to 5.2% as the job market remained heated, according to data released by Statistics…
Canada’s supply chain takes a downturn as fuel prices climb
The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index dropped to 2.25 standard deviations below normal in March, a slight downturn from February.
Canada’s inflation hits 6.7% as the global oil shock sets in
Inflation in Canada hit 6.7% in March, up from 5.7% in February and the largest year-over-year increase since January 1991.
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