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ARTICLESFINANCE / INSURANCEShowing 1 - 15 of 25 articles. 
Whose Money Is It?By Ken McNaughton, CFP,CLU,Ch.F.C.,RHU,CSA Things have changed dramatically with the baby boomers aging visibly, and our parents living much longer than they envisioned, often in poor health. We are all reminded constantly by the media, the banks, insurance companies and investment firms that retirement could be a pretty grim experience if we don't have enough saved up for that long rainy day. 
The Lure of a Private RetreatBy David Adimora Whether for summer, winter or year-round use, a vacation property you can call your own is a dream shared by many Canadians. Whatever your reasons, it's important to consider the financial implications of owning a second property. 
Courageous & Outrageous - Car ShoppingBy Pat Nichol The second most expensive item people purchase, next only to our homes, is a car. For many, a vehicle is an extension of their personality. Not an item to be purchased indiscriminately, it is something we will (hopefully) keep for a while. 
Fighting BackBy Phillip Woolgar As swarms of canvassers assemble throughout British Columbia to battle the provincial government's harmonized sales tax (HST), Victoria resident at Marrion Village seniors' housing, Jean Kanty, is tirelessly working as a captain of an Oak Bay team. 
Our Readers Most Likely To GiveBy Barbara Risto According to a report released by Statistics Canada, those who give the most are moe likely to be older. 
Selfless GiversBy Vernice Shostal Lifetime volunteers Sannee McFarlane and her sister, the late Audrey Tappin, both honoured by Pearson United World College in 2009, learned the importance of giving from their mother. 
Why Give?By Bobbie Jo Reid When disaster strikes in the global community and need is imminent, digging deep to help those in peril comes naturally for most. But when the need is ongoing, it takes a little more commitment and planning to help fellow humans, at-risk animals or the planet.
Types of Charitable GiftsMany people don't realize donating to charity can take other forms than simply giving a lump sum or monthly contributions.
Create a Personal Legacy at QueenswoodBy Queenswood Victoria For forty years, Queenswood has been a haven for people seeking quiet time and space for reflection, healing, and personal growth 
Cutting the Costs of Lung DiseaseBy Enabled Financial Solutions Perhaps the most common forms of Lung Disease in Canada are asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD.) These diseases affect your whole life, and have an impact on your pocket book too! Enabled Financial can help. 
Did You Know?By Canadian Long Term Care Funding Center Inc. 
Heart Disease is a Medical DiabilityBy Enabled Financial Solutions If you suffer from a disability, such as heart disease, Enabled Financial Solutions Ltd. can help you take advantage of the Disability Tax Credit. Possible retroactive refunds and reduced taxes mean more money for retirement dreams when you are feeling better. 
Long-Term Financial Solutions for the DisabledBy Linda Chornobay 
Tax RebateBy Enabled Finacial Solutions 
Don't Let Osteoarthritis Rob You of Your Retirement DreamsBy Enabled Financial Solutions |    |
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