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John Lennon was quoted as saying, "Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans." I think most of us can attest to feeling this way at some point(s) over the past few months. Life is unpredictable and things often go sideways.

As economies worldwide attempt to recover from the COVID-19 crisis, many investors may feel unsure of what to do. At the time of writing, a 10-year Government of Canada bond yields only 0.3% and interest rates are near 0%.

Parenting can be the most rewarding and challenging job. According to finder.com, a staggering 68 per cent of Canadian parents are helping their adult children with finances. Personally, we have had assistance early in our lifetimes from our parents.

More than 20 years ago, foundations, endowments and pension plans could allocate 100% to bonds because interest rates were over 7.25% and they could meet their short and long-term objectives. Currently, a 10-year government bond only yields 0.

Are you looking at school options starting in September and trying to figure out the best fit for your child? Have you found it difficult to find a program that perfectly balances a world-class quality academic education alongside a personalized, hol

One of the most popular courses in America is psychology and the good life. Yale professor Dr. Laurie Santos offers a course in “positive psychology” as opposed to psychological dysfunction.

These past few months have been a white-knuckled ride for investors. The world markets sold off sharply in a matter of weeks as the global economy went nearly full stop in efforts to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.

The chance to make a difference. That’s the purpose behind the Métis Financial Corporation of BC. And it’s why Evan Salter believes he serves as its CEO. “There’s a great deal of satisfaction knowing you can help people.

Being appointed as an executor is an honour and tremendous responsibility. When asked after the fact, most executors would never want to do it again because of the time, energy and personal liability.