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Should You Put Assets In Your Kids' Names? Why Wealthy Canadian Families Never Do
Wealthy Canadian families almost never put assets in their kids' names. Here's why, how a family trust works instead, and the timing decision worth $1.3 million.
The RRSP Trap: Why CRA Takes 54% Of Your RRSP When You Die (And How To Stop It)
A $1 million RRSP can trigger a $540,000 tax bill at death. Learn the little-known strategy that can legally reduce that tax burden and preserve more wealth for your family.
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"It's A Write-Off" Doesn't Mean It's "Free"
Most people think a company car is a "full write-off" 💸 The reality, CRA has strict limits, caps, and taxable benefit rules that most people never hear about. Before buying a vehicle through your corporation, know these facts.
Why The Wealthy Never Gift Their Kids Anything
The wealthiest families in Canada almost never put anything in their kids' names. Not the company. Not the property. Not the investments. It isn't because they don't trust their kids. It's because a gift is the one financial move you can never take back. Swipe for what they do instead, and the $1.3 million difference it made for one family.
Spring Economic Update 2026
Canada's Spring Economic Update for 2026 is here 🇨🇦 From lower CPP contributions and grocery support to fuel tax relief and homebuyer incentives, these changes could directly impact your finances and tax planning. Their goal is to build a stronger Canada and create long-term economic growth for Canadians. But with rising public debt and major new spending, the bigger question is – who pays for it later?