“Mortgage Interest” 100% Tax Write-off!

Make Your Mortgage Interest 100% Tax Deductible. Most business owners have non-deductible mortgages owing on their primary residences. Meanwhile, they own their businesses outright. This means that they are throwing away after-tax dollars paying their non-deductible mo

12.8.2010 | featured, uncategorized |

'Un-Tax' Retirement, Use RRSP Meltdown

‘Un-Tax’ Retirement, Use RRSP Meltdown

What is the RRSP Meltdown Strategy? This strategy will enable you to withdraw income from your RRSP's tax free. Typically, when you withdraw from your RRSP you are required to pay tax on the withdrawal at your marginal tax rate. With the RRSP meltdown strategy however, there

10.13.2010 | uncategorized |

All-In-One Banking Generates Cash Flow

All-In-One Banking Generates Cash Flow

When taking on a mortgage to purchase a home, the amount of interest paid on that loan can be as much or more than the actual cost of the house itself. But it doesn’t have to be that way. An all-in-one account is a revolutionary new concept to financial management that c

06.28.2010 | featured |

Life Insurance Policy

Life Insurance Policy “Who Needs One?”

The Purpose of Life Insurance Not everyone needs life insurance. If you are a single person and have no dependents, it may not be worth the expense. If, however, you have anyone who financially depends on you (even partially), life insurance may be appropriate for you.

06.20.2010 | featured |

Plan Conversion Can Optimize Group RESP

Plan Conversion Can Optimize Group RESP

Add Value to an Existing RESP This article is going to teach you how to increase the potential value of your existing group RESP without having to invest any additional funds. The technique is called a "Plan Conversion" and for it to be effective you would need to have mad

02.5.2010 | uncategorized |

Financial Leveraging and Wealth Creation

Financial Leveraging and Wealth Creation

Other People's Money Most people will have heard of the expression OPM. It's a commonly used abbreviation for the phrase, ”Other People's Money.“ If you have ever had occasion to take out a loan from the bank then you have already had some experience and benefite

11.25.2009 | uncategorized |

Seg Funds Minimize Investment Risk

Seg Funds Minimize Investment Risk

What Are Segregated Funds? Segregated funds or seg funds are essentially mutual funds that have been wrapped in a blanket of guarantees, benefits, and features. Investors are not issued units or shares as in a mutual fund but rather become holders of a segregated f

11.25.2009 | featured |

Mortgage Insurance, Good, Bad, and Ugly

Mortgage Insurance, Good, Bad, and Ugly

What is Mortgage Insurance If you are an existing homeowner paying down a mortgage you probably already have some type of mortgage insurance coverage. If you are just starting out and are in the process of purchasing your first home, then you will likely be requiring mortga

11.20.2009 | uncategorized |

The Rising Cost of Tuition Fees

The Rising Cost of Tuition Fees

Tuition Fees Steadily Increasing Across Canada During the 1990s, undergraduate tuition fees in Canada increased at an annual average rate of more than 9.6%. In the 1990/1991 and 1991/1992 academic years alone, they went up 15.2% and 16.5%, respectively. Since the year 20

11.12.2009 | RESP |

Registered Education Savings Plans

Registered Education Savings Plans

Benefits of Using RESP Accounts Because of the escalating cost of tuition fees every year, the government of Canada has provided a means for parents to maximize the growth on their savings and investments through an RESP, or Registered Education Savings Plan. Money investe

10.26.2009 | RESP |