Download this article as a pdf When withdrawing from an RESP, there are a variety of considerations to keep in mind, such as is this the first time the beneficiary is attending post-secondary education, are they attending full or part-time, and what makes the most sense – withdrawing EAP and/or
Download this PDF here. At the Advanced Wealth Planning Group at Wellington-Altus, we’re strong advocates for financial planning. And while most Canadians share that view, we recognize that not everyone sees things the same way. This article aims to share our perspective on financial planning, particularly with those who
Download this PDF here. Every parent hopes to provide their children with the best possible opportunities, particularly when it comes to education. As the cost of higher education in Canada continues to rise, many families find it challenging to determine how best to save and invest for these future expenses.
With over 8 million Canadians living with a disability, chances are you or someone close to you is navigating its daily impacts. The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) can open doors to vital supports and broader services that promote financial security and well-being. Here’s a look at who qualifies and how it helps.
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a non-refundable tax credit designed to support Canadians living with severe and prolonged impairments. It can bring significant value for eligible individuals and families, not only through financial support, but also by opening the door to a range of additional programs and services.
On November 4, 2025, Finance Minister and National Revenue Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled the much-anticipated 2025 Federal Budget (Budget 2025). With no spring budget earlier this year, Canadians have been eager for insights into the government’s fiscal priorities and economic direction. Our Advanced Wealth Planning Group has summarized the key highlights and implications from this release.
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