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Financial markets face an evolving set of macroeconomic headwinds and, against this challenging backdrop, central banks are now offering support through monetary stimulus. Our base case is for continued economic growth, albeit at a slowing pace...

When it comes to earning investment income through a corporation, planning can often be complex, as you have to consider the taxes payable in the corporation as well as the taxes payable when withdrawing the funds from the corporation.

As a sole proprietor, you may be wondering whether to incorporate your practice or not. While incorporating is good for some, not all practices will necessarily benefit from a corporate structure.

An IPP is designed to provide asset diversification, increased retirement savings when compared to a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP), significant corporate tax deductions from contributions, tax deferral and creditor protection.

If you are the sole owner of a corporation that has appreciated in value over time and is expected to continue growing, there are ways to structure the ownership of your corporation to improve tax efficiency and simplify the planning for your estate.

Whether you’re already a business owner or thinking about becoming one, the decisions you make will have far-reaching implications – not only for your business, but also for you and your family.

With RESP contributions of $208 per month from a child’s date of birth until the age of 15, with a rate of return of 5%, over $70,000 would be available to finance their post-secondary education by the age of 18.

A way to withdraw from your RRSP for post-secondary education or training

The activation of two of our key recessionary tripwires portends a new phase for equities—and investment strategy. Investors may need to get more defensive in coming months, as the risk-reward balance for equities could become less favorable.