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It’s a great time to sell your house – as long as you don’t need to buy another one. The Canadian housing market is on fire and the statistics are staggering. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), March 2021 saw over 76,000 transactions occur via the Canadian MLS system. This is 40% more […]
A conversation with Gregg Becker, President, Predictable Futures Inc. Handing over your business can be harder than you thought – but not for the reasons you thought it would be. Facts and figures are the easy part, but how do you ensure that your business, family members and business partners will thrive from a relational […]
What They Don’t Tell You is an innovative concept that provides you with real-life stories, candid conversations, and everything you’ve ever wanted to know about business, finances, and life. This podcast series is produced by CWB Wealth Management, featuring clients and experts from across the country. In this episode of What They Don’t Tell You, […]
A COVID-19 recovery plan must take Indigenous realities into account written by Kain Big Canoe, CPA and Lisa Caswell, CFA, MBA, T.E. Wealth Indigenous Services This article originally appeared in The Journal of Aboriginal Management published by AFOA Canada. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the fact that when crises occur some Canadians suffer more than […]
Picture a TV commercial or glossy magazine ad about retirement. More likely than not, you’re imagining a smiling older couple. Maybe they’re sitting on a dock with their feet dangling in the water, or holding hands over a morning coffee. They’re sporting matching grey hair and a few attractively-placed laugh lines. No matter what your […]
The list of changes brought on by COVID-19 is long, and includes things like preparedness for future pandemics, improved education systems and an overhaul of eldercare infrastructure. All are undoubtedly overdue. But other, more subtle, changes have sadly reversed the clock on progress. As women take on significantly more unpaid labour in the form of […]
written by Dianne Maleypublished December 4, 2020 Original source here Ryan and Tracy appear well set to retire in three years and live comfortably. Ryan is 57 and has a management job in the government, Tracy is 49 and has a management job in the private sector. Together they bring in nearly $280,000 a year. […]
Back in May when the weather was nicer, a colleague of mine saw an ad from a local retailer for Adirondack chairs and decided to treat themselves. At $400 per chair, the price was not cheap. They were told it would be six weeks for delivery as the retailer was sold out and had to […]
They lived through the Great Recession of 2008/09, and many emerged from post-secondary education with big student debts and limited employment opportunities. Now, amid an ongoing pandemic, they’re facing various employment, social and mental health challenges of the Great Lockdown. Keeping track of cash flow through budgeting may add to those challenges – but it […]
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