BMO released a survey that says Canadians believe that they will 1.7 million dollars to retire in Canada? Is this really the case? What kind of spending would a person with that […]

This here video contains some interesting food for thought for the average Canadian: Where would you incur the least taxes within the bracket of income you earn? What changes when that number

Buying your first home in Canada: what does it look like? No really, what EXACTLY does it look like? Is it as simple as finding a house and moving your stuff in?

Canada has two good plans to help people save money and invest. But to the untrained eye, it can be hard to spot a distinction that makes one better for you than

Talk about a good get! We’re pleased to have had some time to post our and your questions to Canadian author and retirement guru Frederick Vettese. Frederick has authored wildly popular books

When planners try to get your business, what does the math in the analysis really mean, and where can they mislead you? What funds are going to get that 5-6% after inflation

We’ve all heard horror stories about the sky-high taxes you pay when withdrawing from your RRSP at different points in your life. But how are the taxes decided and are they really

Joaquin has been with K4 for 6 months so we figured we’d sit down with him and check on how his Kool-Aid is tasting. In all seriousness, we wanted this to be

Well, actually I may have learned more than that. Throughout the course of my CFP career, I’ve met many types of people, but over time when it comes to money you see

RRSP season is upon us and it’s time to start thinking of how to get the most out of your contributions! Kent runs through some strategies and manners of thinking that will