Wills are rarely simple. Add blended families into the mix and it gets incredibly complex. So, the wills of both partners in a blended family must be created carefully so that it doesn’t add more tension to an already challenging time.

If you don’t already have power of attorney established, now is the time to consider who you should appoint. To help you better understand, we’ll cover the most important parts so you can make the best decision for you.

While admirable, pausing a career to raise a child comes with cascading effects, some of which can last throughout your lifetime. The Child Rearing Provision helps you avoid consequences to your CPP payout.

Registered Education Savings Plans, otherwise known as RESPs, allow you to start saving for your child’s future aspirations early. In this blog, we'll cover RESPs in detail and how you can make the most of them.

As a parent, a common request from your grown children (other than babysitting the grandkids) is for your signature on a new loan. However, before putting pen to paper, it’s essential to consider the consequences of this action. Because, despite how straightforward it seems, co-signing on a loan can come with outsized consequences – on both your pocket book and your relationships.

Relationships are complicated at the best of times, so, if a couple decides to split up, untangling the life they’ve built together often gets messy, and fast. One of the few things that can make a divorce or separation a little bit easier is a marriage contract.