The rules of family farm transitions are changing

April 06, 2022 |Bud Arnold

When selling a farm corporation, there are more tax advantages selling to a stranger than to someone in your own family.

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To build or not to build? Build with relationships anchored in trust

September 02, 2021 |Herman Post

“To build or not to build?” That’s the question so many are asking as they weigh pros and cons.

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How to capitalize on a market that's on fire

May 07, 2021 |Phil Spoelstra, Broker, The Farm Ontario Team

We all wondered if the run on real estate might be over! Very few saw the current market conditions coming: multiple offers, prices over asking, increasing quota values, cash deals, etc.

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Five new trends in estate planning

March 18, 2021 |Jodi Helmer

It’s easy to feel like everything is under control. After all, you signed your will years ago. So everything is great, right?

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The benefits of starting a single-purpose land corporation

October 05, 2020 |Luc Joye, Partner, Bakertilly GWD

Purchasing land is a common activity in any farm business, but these transactions can be handled in several different ways.

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HOW THE WEALTHY BARBER MANAGES EMOTIONS WHEN IT COMES TO INVESTING

April 01, 2020 |David Chilton

Author and investor David Chilton offers tips for dealing with market turbulence.

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PLANNING A SMOOTH BUSINESS SUCCESSION WITH BUY-SELL AGREEMENTS

September 01, 2019 |RBC Dominion Securities Inc.

Buy-sell agreements: an integral part of a successful business succession plan

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IS IT TIME TO REVIEW AND UPDATE YOUR WILL?

March 01, 2019 |Brent DeKoning, Associate Advisor, Lorkovic Wealth Management

Just like land and quota prices, family dynamics, estate laws and the income tax act continue to change and evolve over time. This means that your estate plan needs to address these changes and we recommend you review it every three years

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