Wealth & Family Law: Marriage and Common-law Relationships In Canada
Caroline Kim, lawyer & partner at Miller Thomson, joins us to talk about rights and responsibilities in a marriage or common-law relationship
Wealth & Real Estate: Urban & City Living
Today we’re joined by Christina Miller to help us navigate the city real estate market, from condo towers to duplexes, single-family homes.
Wealth & Real Estate: Empty Nesting & Downsizing Homes
Who are the main types of people looking to downsize their homes and what are the key motivators for downsizing?
Wealth & Real Estate: Expanding Family & Buying Larger Homes
Today we discuss why people upsize their homes and the unprecedented state of the Canadian real estate market – and so much more!
Wealth Management & Family Law Part 3: Unmarried Couples in Québec
Patricia Fourcand explains key aspects of family law that unmarried couples must understand regarding separation or division of assets.
Wealth Management & Family Law Part 2: Matrimonial Regime
For part two of this series, we’re exploring matrimonial regimes and how they affect the division and separation of assets.
Wealth Management & Family Law Part 1: Family Patrimony
Patricia Fourcand discusses family patrimony – why it was put into law, exclusions, and how you can protect your assets and much more.
Demand for home health care for retirees spikes during pandemic
Andrew De Four joins on today to talk about the world of home care services and the impact that these services can have on a family’s finances and wealth.
Chilling Out: Planning for Retirees
On this episode, we talk about the most important aspects of financial planning for retirees to best set yourself up for success.
Your Power Play: Financial Planning for 35 to Pre-Retirees
A financial plan is essential for becoming an empowered investor and today we discuss what you should be focusing as a 35 to 60-year-old.
Laying a Strong Foundation: Financial Planning for 25 to 35 Year Olds
Today we talk about the foundational concepts behind financial planning and key financial principles to focus on between ages 25 to 35.