Everyone would like to pay less tax. With many couples, the partner with the higher income invests more money into a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP).

It is that time of year again. We are bombarded by the media and your financial institution to purchase an RRSP.

What can you do if the RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) deadline is fast approaching and you do not have the money to make a contribution? You can try and borrow it.

In May 2009 the federal and provincial governments proposed changes to the current Canada Pension Plan which are to be phased in starting in 2011.

A question I am often asked is, “How much money do I need to retire?” That’s an excellent question but the answer is usually a moving target because our vision of retirement will

Seniors are the fastest growing segment of our population. Health Canada projects that in the next 25 years, one quarter of the population will be over 65.

For thousands of Canadians, elder care is becoming a pressing concern.

Everyone wants to pay less tax.

Any thoughts of January marking a fresh start for equity markets or economies were dashed during yet another month of gloomy

No matter what the markets are doing, RRSPs are still one of the best ways you can save for long-term goals like retirement.