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Who will care for you if you can’t? David Chilton explains why it’s important to have powers of attorney, especially at his age.

While Canadian women tend to live about five years longer than men, research shows females account for about 70 percent of people living with dementia and brain-aging diseases.

It can be hard to spot the early signs of dementia versus normal age-related memory loss. If dementia is diagnosed, there are steps caregivers can take to help support loved ones.

David Chilton talks about inheritance tax in Canada and filing a final tax return.

Find out what income splitting is, and how a prescribed rate loan strategy may be beneficial for you as part of tax planning.

These strategies can help you maintain the lifestyle you had while working.

Important aspects to consider in organizing your financial picture.

Watch a panel of specialists discuss strategies and resources you can use to navigate care for yourself or a loved one.

Elder fraud can take many forms and is a growing problem in Canada and worldwide. With a general rise in online scams — and seniors’ increased adoption of smartphones and the internet — cyber crimes against Canada’s older population are resulting in