Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to pay attention to your mortgage renewal. Discover why it’s so important and how it can boost your financial plan.
The final quarter of 2025 was a moderated reflection of the year’s volatility, upside surprises and resilience. Equity and fixed income markets navigated headline-grabbing events, a record-long U.S. government shutdown, commodity price volatility and mixed signals from central banks. Despite this noise, the prevailing theme remained consistent: global markets rewarded fundamentals over fear.
As you begin to get ready to prepare your 2025 tax return, we want to ensure you’re aware of important upcoming dates and deadlines so you have everything you need to file your return with minimal hassle.
When most of us think of year-end tax planning, we typically consider our personal situation. Yet, there are many tax opportunities for business owners to explore as we near the end of another calendar year.
As you begin to get ready to prepare your 2024 tax return, we want to ensure you’re aware of important upcoming dates and deadlines so you have everything you need to file your return with minimal hassle.
An investment portfolio review to identify tax planning opportunities before the end of the year is always a wise decision. In this article, we’ll discuss the concept of tax loss selling, how it works and how to ensure losses you trigger can be claimed as intended.
With the end of the year fast approaching, Canadian taxpayers will want to consider all the tax planning opportunities available to them. Which year-end planning strategies apply to you will depend upon your specific circumstances and objectives. The IG Wealth Management Year-end Tax Planning Checklist can help you understand what opportunities are most suited to you.
Most people think of life insurance as a necessary expense. It’s something that you almost begrudgingly pay for, in the hope that you’ll never need it, but with the expectation that it will protect your family’s finances, should the worst happen.
If you die without leaving a will, it could become a major headache for your family members and loved ones. With no will, the government will decide on who gets your money and assets, and every province and territory have their own distinct intestate rules regarding who will benefit from your estate.
Paying off their mortgage is a key goal for many Canadian homeowners. And paying down their mortgage faster often becomes a priority, given the financial freedom it represents.
Determining the value of your business is a crucial step when considering selling. The valuation process can be complex, involving both quantitative assessments and qualitative judgments. This article guides medium-sized business owners on how to value their businesses.
Succession planning requires identifying and developing potential leaders within your organization who can step into critical roles when current leaders leave, retire, or otherwise can't perform their duties. Here are some reasons why it's vital.