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Managing Your Family Finances
Expert’s Corner
For richer or poorer: Financial Planning Tips for Newlyweds (PDF, 825 KB)
Whether you’re a couple who’s about to get married or you’re simply considering moving in together, it’s important to have an open and frank discussion about finances before you take the big step so you can agree on how your finances will be handled.
Starting over: Tips for Blended Families (PDF, 665 KB)
It’s critical for couples to get professional assistance with their finances when entering a blended family relationship, such as remarrying with children from a previous relationship, or if partners have accumulated significant assets before uniting.
Articles
Update Your Financial Plans
Changes in your life may require adapting your financial game plan.
Lending Money to Your Children
There are many pitfalls in becoming "the bank of Mom and Dad" Here is how to avoid them.
Are You Caught Between Your Children's and Your Parent's Financial Needs?
How to save for retirement while balancing the financial needs of children and elderly parents.
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Saving for Education
Expert’s Corner
For richer or poorer: Financial Planning Tips for Newlyweds (PDF, 825 KB)
Whether you’re a couple who’s about to get married or you’re simply considering moving in together, it’s important to have an open and frank discussion about finances before you take the big step so you can agree on how your finances will be handled.
Starting over: Tips for Blended Families (PDF, 665 KB)
It’s critical for couples to get professional assistance with their finances when entering a blended family relationship, such as remarrying with children from a previous relationship, or if partners have accumulated significant assets before uniting.
Articles
An Overview of the Student Loan Process for Parents
Preparing to send your child to college or university is a big step in both your lives, especially if this is your first foray. While your child is eligible to apply for student loans, grants, scholarships and more, he or she may still need your help with rising tuition costs.
Advantages of a Student Line of Credit
If you're preparing for a child's post-secondary education, a graduate program, or about to pursue a professional designation, you've probably realized that you may need a loan to cover the associated costs.
A Guide to Student Loans
The average cost of post-secondary education in Canada can top $80,000, making financing a reality for most students. If you're unsure of where to start, use this guide to student loans and learn how to apply for federal, provincial and private loans.
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Preparing for the Unexpected
Expert’s Corner
For richer or poorer: Financial Planning Tips for Newlyweds (PDF, 825 KB)
Whether you’re a couple who’s about to get married or you’re simply considering moving in together, it’s important to have an open and frank discussion about finances before you take the big step so you can agree on how your finances will be handled.
Starting over: Tips for Blended Families (PDF, 665 KB)
It’s critical for couples to get professional assistance with their finances when entering a blended family relationship, such as remarrying with children from a previous relationship, or if partners have accumulated significant assets before uniting.
Plan for life’s surprises to keep your finances on track
Let’s take a closer look at three essential components of a contingency plan.
How to Build an Emergency Savings Fund
Almost half of Canadians don’t have money set aside for emergencies. Learn how to build an emergency fund.
How much will life’s big events cost you?
Whenever you run into a major life event, it’s time to check in with your financial advisor.
Preparing for the Unexpected
To cope with sudden expenses, you should have an emergency fund and a plan.
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Saving for Education
"Will and Rosa: Our little boy just celebrated his first birthday. It's amazing how fast he's growing! We want to give him every opportunity in life, including the best education we can afford. What's the best way to save for his education?"
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