Finances

Part 1: Love love It wasn’t that long ago that I wrote about how I feared that those of us who write about Christian money matters all too often focus on the “shoulds” or the “oughts”. That we provoke and admonish others to give more, when instead, we should perhaps spend more time inviting people along with us on a journey to a better way. I hope to remedy that in the … [Read more...] about Generosity

Duke-ing it out with the CRA The year was 1930. The big crash in America had just occurred, but it had a world-wide impact. Everyone was doing everything they could to stay afloat and reduce their expenses.  The Duke of Westminster, tired of the exorbitant income taxes he had to pay every year, had his advisors review the income tax legislation at the time and … [Read more...] about The Duke of Westminster Principle

A Conversation with John  John*, a prospective client, was in my office and we were having a preliminary chat. “Last year I had to pay an extra $10,000 in taxes! Is there something you could do about that?” John asked. “I’m not sure. I see that you’ve brought in your tax returns. Mind if I take a look at them?” I replied. Within minutes of reviewing his returns, I … [Read more...] about Make more money; pay less tax

I don’t know about you, but I like free money. I really like free money. Additionally, I get a kick out of discovering hidden gems. So, when I find a little-known secret that offers free money to people, I get really jazzed.  If you have a Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) or think you might be eligible for one, this article is for you. If you know … [Read more...] about Free money – I just had to share