It’s no secret that Canadians are increasingly relying on their own resources to fund their retirement. Here are ten strategies to help your RRSP grow and increase your retirement capital.
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Total Cost Reporting (TCR) is a new disclosure standard introduced by Canadian securities regulators to help you, as an investor, clearly understand the full cost of your investment products and the services you receive. Starting Dec. 31, 2026 , investment firms across Canada must follow new TCR requirements for investment fund contracts. As a result, your first statement showing these new cost details will arrive in January 2027 . The goal of TCR is simple: to give you greater transparency about what you pay for your investments. You’ll see embedded fees expressed in both dollar amounts and percentages in your Annual Report on Charges and Other Compensation (ARCC). With this information, you can make more informed decisions about your investment strategy.
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Insights from Corrado Tiralongo, Chief Investment Officer, Canada Life Investment Management Ltd.
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Total Cost Reporting (TCR) is a new disclosure standard introduced by Canadian securities regulators to help you, as an investor, clearly understand the full cost of your investment products and the services you receive. Starting Dec. 31, 2026 , investment firms across Canada must follow new TCR requirements for investment fund contracts. As a result, your first statement showing these new cost details will arrive in January 2027 . The goal of TCR is simple: to give you greater transparency about what you pay for your investments. You’ll see embedded fees expressed in both dollar amounts and percentages in your Annual Report on Charges and Other Compensation (ARCC). With this information, you can make more informed decisions about your investment strategy.
When it comes to planning your estate, there are some decisions you’ll want to consider well in advance. This blog will help prime you for one of the most important decisions you can make when you’re planning an estate: how to choose an executor.
Estate planning is a formalized plan which specifies details regarding the management and transfer of your estate in the event of your incapacitation or death.
Many parents are concerned with the issue of “affluenza.” The concern is that a child who receives great wealth with ease may also inherit a lack of drive and wander through life with a sense of entitlement.
