Kawaljit Tinku Parmar

05/11/2017

A study shows that the financial impact of a critical illness can be devastating, not only for the victim but for the entire household as well. And the repercussions can last a long time.

12/22/2016

Knowledge is wealth A must read article.

At least when we’re contemplating our taxes! Here’s an overview of the decisions that could have a significant impact on your income tax return a few months from now – but that you might want to be thinking about right now.

07/25/2016

When you purchase a life insurance policy, you are doing something important about taking care of others.

06/30/2016

My Actualis newsletter provides you with interesting information relevant to your financial situation. In it you will find a variety of articles summarizing current industry news and trends, in addition to useful tips to help you define your real needs and better understand the financial solutions a...

06/29/2016

Selling lemonade, delivering newspapers, mowing neighbourhood lawns… Most of us have been entrepreneurs at least one summer in our lives. If you still cherish the dream of running your own business, read this—perhaps while sipping a cold drink sold by the kids next door!

04/17/2016

Protect yourself and get insurance!

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03/27/2016

With its anticipated deficit of $29.4 billion, the first Morneau budget moves decisively away from the targets of previous governments. But the differences don’t end there.

03/17/2016

Made it to the Celebrities Board! Thank you Desjardins Group

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03/02/2016

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02/25/2016

We all know that money invested in a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is for our retirement. Many people associate retirement with being old. Generally, we are not excited with getting old, but that doesn't mean we should stop contributing to our RRSP.

However, let's look to the wisdom of our grandparents with their idea of saving. In the "old days," our grandparents would save a bit of money every week in order to buy something nice for themselves like new furniture or go on a vacation.

The Tax-free Savings Account (TFSA) is a place for your money to grow tax-free, and with it you can also buy something nice for yourself. You won't have to wait until retirement either. The TFSA allows you to make a distinction between investing for retirement and saving for your near-term rewards.

If you would like to discuss the wisdom of such a plan, please inbox me ..

02/18/2016

02/18/2016

With Valentine’s Day being celebrated this month, let’s go all out and attempt to answer a thorny question: is it more expensive to live alone or as a couple?