Canada: Wealth & Asset Management

As wedding costs in Canada soar between $30,000-$42,000, many couples face difficult financial decisions about celebrating their love. This guide explores practical strategies...

Registered Disability Savings Plans offer eligible Canadians a powerful tool to build tax-deferred savings for life after 60, complete with government matching grants up to $70,000 and bonds up to $20,000. Despite these significant benefits, only one-third of eligible Canadians have opened an RDSP. Understanding how these plans work, including contribution limits, withdrawal rules, and eligibility requirements, can help individuals with disabilities secure their financial future.

Successful lawyers often build their practices through control and smart decision-making, but managing significant wealth requires a different approach. Discretionary wealth management through institutional-grade investment expertise offers access to sophisticated portfolio construction and asset classes typically reserved for large investors, while allowing busy professionals to focus on what they do best.

A continuing power of attorney for property is an estate planning tool that enables a person (i.e., the attorney) to step into the shoes of the grantor when the grantor becomes mentally incapable...

Le repreneuriat s'impose comme un levier majeur du renouvellement économique au Québec, avec plus de reprises que de créations d'entreprise dans la dernière année.

In each of Canada and the United States, several recent developments are expected to further enhance access by retail investors to alternative assets by making it easier for alternative assets...

Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them.

Disagreements are an inevitable part of relationships. With different upbringings, life experiences, and social circles, seeing eye-to-eye with another person on every decision is rare, if not impossible.

Circumstances change. What may have made sense for someone at one time of their life may not make sense at a different time.