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Estate Planning
Unmarried seniors who’ve never had children will need special attention
By Suzanne Yar Khan |April 10, 2015
8 min read
Most executors perform their duties with integrity and dedication.
By James Dolan |April 10, 2015
4 min read
What happens when the RESP subscriber—the person who creates and contributes to an RESP—dies before the RESP is fully paid out?
By Floyd Gradley |April 1, 2015
5 min read
Tips for using wills and lifetime gifts correctly.
By Elaine Blades |March 20, 2015
6 min read
If your clients have rose-tinted ideas about inheriting windfalls from their parents or grandparents, these inheritance nightmares that will set them straight.
By Staff |March 13, 2015
1 min read
Estate planning has become much more complicated now that the department of finance has passed legislation to implement some 2014 federal budget measures.
By Stella Gasparro |March 6, 2015
Compliance Roundup
March 6, 2015
The cost of long-term care
By David Wm. Brown and Sarah Brown |March 6, 2015
As a young boy, Jim Little spent many hours observing wildlife near his grandparents’ land in Peace River Country in northern British Columbia.
By Natasha van Bentum |March 2, 2015
Clients should state their views on physician-assisted suicide in their estate planning documents.
By Melissa Shin |February 18, 2015
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