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With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen inspirational stories of individuals and organizations helping their communities and supporting causes in a variety of ways. During this time, you may be thinking about how you can contribute more or whether you should revisit your charitable giving approach.

COVID-19 has created an environment where concerns for our loved ones’ health and economic well-being are both top of mind. It’s also made many of us appreciate that we’re not invincible, and sometimes we can’t control the future. This resonates closely for families who have either lost a family member or are concerned about an elderly person in their life.

Global equity markets posted a steep decline after steps taken to curtail the spread of COVID-19 shut down large portions of economic activity and created a massive global demand shock.

The rise of the robo-advisors has some people questioning the value of professional financial advice. Over time, the argument goes, the lower fees offered by these online alternatives make your money grow faster. It seems like a winning case. But is it right for you?

Canadian professionals including physicians, lawyers, dentists, and veterinarians choose to create a professional corporation for a wide variety of personal and financial reasons. Is it right for you?

A family vacation home is more than an asset. It’s years of shared memories. That’s why passing it on to your children can be both emotionally and financially taxing.

If you own an incorporated small business in Canada, you might pay more in tax. But it may not be as much as you think.

For business owners, insurance is a must-have. It can be the difference between business success and disaster.

If you’re a U.S. taxpayer, learn about the additional information we can provide which allows you to make an important election for your investment in Canadian mutual funds and will make it easier to file your U.S. tax return.