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Harmony across families can be maintained by having multi-generational dialogue. Learn how you can start the conversation with your loved ones.

“I don’t want to be an executor. Too much work. Too much stress. Too much potential liability.”

“The last thing you want is for your cottage, a place of great memories, a true family treasure, to end up being a wedge that drives your family apart.”

“If you’re named executor, please get professionals involved. I don’t mean psychiatrists, though that may be a good move, too.”

Regardless of your age or stage of life, a proper and up-to-date Will and estate plan offers peace of mind, and can help ensure you and your loved ones are protected.

Current impacts from COVID-19 are prompting Canadians to consider how and where they’ll grow old and who will take care of them. Learn why having a plan in place is important.

If you’re the owner of an incorporated business, an estate freeze is a planning tool that may improve tax efficiency and help to simplify your estate planning.

The Wealthy Barber says it’s important to talk to your loved ones about your estate plan and where your important documents can be found.

“If you own all the shares of your business, an estate freeze can minimize taxes and provide you with more flexibility.”