Planning & Retirement

Gifts in Canada are generally not taxable. If you receive a gift from a friend or family member, you don’t need to pay tax on it.

Unlike many other countries that impose a direct tax on inheritances, Canada's approach to taxing inheritances is more nuanced and indirect.

When planning your retirement in Canada, the first thing to do is look at your financial needs.

RRSPs are the most popular type of RSP. They are specifically designed to help Canadians save for retirement.

Bonds vs. GICs is one of my favourite topics since the choice between bonds and GICs tends to be emotional.

When you sell a property or investment for more than you initially paid, you'll have realized a capital gain.

When you start planning your retirement, there is so much to consider. Where you want to live tends to be one of the most important decisions you'll make. It often determines your happiness level and whether you're able to have the lifestyle you desire.

While you are likely excited about retiring in Canada from the US, you are also probably nervous about getting everything done—and doing it correctly.

If you're considering retiring in Vancouver, it's essential to determine your cost of living. It may be higher than you are used to.

You're retiring to Canada from the US or elsewhere, and you wonder whether your investments will cover your retirement living. Or you're currently residing here and want to ensure that you can live the lifestyle you want. How much do you need to retire in Canada comfortably?