Financial Insights
How an FHSA Could Fund Your First Home
Did you know, if you qualify, a First Home Savings Account (FHSA) could help you build the minimum down payment for a million-dollar home?
Financial Insights
Viral Financial Advice: Why a Trust Could Backfire
TD Wealth's Monique Shebbeare breaks down viral financial advice, and why it could backfire.
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Is Your Child Ready to Inherit?
Preparing your child for an inheritance isn't just about the Will — it's about readiness. Mindi Banach, Tax and Estate Planner at TD Wealth, explains how parents and grandparents could distribute ass…
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Love, Health, Money and Taxes: Life Changes at Tax Time
Life changes can have a meaningful impact at tax time. Nicole Ewing, Principal, Wealth Planning Office at TD Wealth, explains how things like foreign investments, medical expenses, and common-law sta…
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Many Canadians Have a Trust and Don't Even Know It
Did you know you could have a Trust even if you never intended to set one up? Georgia Swan, Tax and Estate Planner at TD Wealth, explains how common arrangements like joint accounts or accounts for c…
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Handwritten Wills: When Are They Legally Valid?
British Columbia is one province where handwritten Wills are not legally recognized. But even in provinces that allow them, a do-it-yourself solution can pose a greater risk of costly disputes and de…
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Tax Triggers: Decisions and Deadlines to Watch
Some tax decisions are tied to specific dates, while others are shaped by life events. All of them can affect your annual tax strategy. Greg Bonnell speaks with Georgia Swan, Tax and Estate Planner a…
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Start Saving Early for Your Child's Education
While your child may still be years away from post-secondary education, it's never too early to start saving. After all, tuition fees are high and will likely continue to increase as time goes on.
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Have You Been Scammed? Protecting Against Fraud
In 2025, Canadians lost more than $544 million to fraudsters. Here's how you can avoid becoming the next victim.
