One of my key investment philosophies is “Time IN the market vs. TIMING the market”.
What happens from a tax perspective when Geoff and Maria move into one of their rental properties?
When building a retirement portfolio, simply considering return on investment can be dangerous
What happens to Lenny and Lynn from a tax perspective when they convert their principal residence to a rental property, and do they lose the principal residence exemption on the property?
Are you an incorporated entrepreneur? Are you saving for retirement? Are you planning on leaving a legacy for your children and grandchildren? Then keep reading, because if you live in Canada, you’ve got a problem: TAXES!
