Tenants in Common vs Joint Tenancy: Which is Better?
Joint tenancy is a type of property co-ownership structure that allows two or more people to own an undivided interest in an estate, such as…
Joint tenancy is a type of property co-ownership structure that allows two or more people to own an undivided interest in an estate, such as…
An inter vivos trust is a type of trust that is established during a settlor’s lifetime. The settlor is the person who wants to set…
A Pooled Registered Pension Plan (PRPP) is a type of pension plan for employees or self-employed owners who do not have the option to participate…
A group registered retirement savings plan (Group RRSP) are employer-sponsored RRSP savings plan similar to an individual RRSP plan. Group RRSPs are governed by tax…
Canada’s home price growth, sales levels, and housing starts are expected to moderate but remain elevated, according to the Housing Market Outlook report published by…
An accelerated bi-weekly payment frequency can save you thousands in interest and cut years off your mortgage compared to a bi-weekly payment option. In the…
A spousal RRSP account allows one spouse to contribute to their spouse, common-law partner, or same-sex partner’s registered spousal RRSP account. Setting up a spousal…
A restrictive covenant restricts the use of a land for the benefit of another piece of land. The restriction on the land usually requires something…
Tax-free saving accounts, more commonly known as TFSA, were first introduced in 2009 by the federal government. Similar to the idea behind the RRSP, it…
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