Too often, owners only discover that the compensation plans they’ve put in place for key employees are sadly inadequate when those key employees leave their companies… Read More »Characteristics of Bonus Incentive Plans
By Carla Hindman, Director of Financial Education, Visa Canada One of the most important decisions you’ll make when writing your will is determining who should… Read More »Should You Become Executor of Someone's Estate?
What You Need to Know About Your Group Long Term Disability Having a source to replace your earned income in the event of an illness… Read More »1 in 3 Canadians Will Become Disabled Before the Age of 65
When I ask business owners about the possibility of installing an employee incentive plan, I often hear one of two responses: “I would like to do… Read More »Bonus Incentive Plans For Employees: What's The Point?
By Maryam Siddiqi, for Participaction I’ve been travelling a lot lately, mostly for work, sometimes for fun. I’m always excited to see a new place and… Read More »Five ways to stay active while on the road
As the equity markets rebound and more stable returns reappear, it is a good time to review and consider what it means to be a… Read More »Keys to Becoming a Prudent Investor
Since the late ’90s there has been a growing shift away from employers providing group health and dental coverage for retirees. Increasing healthcare costs, provincial de-listing… Read More »Trends in health benefits for retirees
by Larry MacDonald for Money Sense Magazine Q: My fiancée Michelle and I are building a custom home together. We have a $1.5 million budget… Read More »How much house can I afford?
Over the past two months we have examined some of the risks that challenge most of us. It is almost impossible to avoid risk entirely.… Read More »How Much Risk Can You Tolerate? Part 3 of 3