Bare Trust Rules in Canada Explained
If your name is on a property, bank account or investment that really belongs to someone else, or someone else's name is on yours, the bare trust rules may apply to you. These videos explain what a bare trust is, who may have to file, what it can cost, the penalties for getting it wrong, and the common family situations that trigger it, like a parent on a child's mortgage or title. Start with the most-watched breakdown, then go deeper on costs and filing.
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