Part VI in our Wealth Psychology series: Professor Lisa Kramer outlines why the person you are when you make a financial decision is different from the person actually does (executes?) it, and offers (tips?) help for getting your inner planner and doer in line....

University of Toronto's Avni Shah looks at one way our brains may sabotage our financial decisions and explains why a good plan may help us stay the course. ...

It takes entrepreneurship and grit to build a successful family business. But ensuring the fruits of that success get passed to the next generation takes careful planning. In the case of Wilson's Lifestyle Centre in Saskatoon, they learned first-hand the value of having a plan in place. Kim Parlee speaks with Georgia Swan, Tax and Estate Planner with TD Wealth,  about how business owners can get an early start on their estate planning....

While the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our schedules, it hasn't changed how busy we are. Dr. Adam Stewart explains how to get your time under control and how to prioritize what's most important to you....

Could you survive a financial emergency if it happened? Here's what you should know....

The average Canadian medical student graduates with more than $100,000 in debt, and many medical professionals just starting out admit they are unsure how to manage their money. Jalal Ebrahim and Manpreet Basuita joined Kim Parlee in early March to talk about life as medical residents, how they're facing their financial challenges, and share ideas for fellow students....

It may feel like an inauspicious time to begin your career as a physician. But as Dr. Adam Stewart writes, there's still much to learn. Here's what he wishes he knew when he began practicing....

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many healthcare professionals to rethink the ways they run their practices. Dr. Adam Stewart explains how he is triaging and scheduling patients now....

Mistakes in your will may leave your executors incapable of carrying out the plan that you had in mind for your family and beneficiaries. Here are some common errors people make and how you may avoid them. ...

When meeting with a financial planner for the first time, here are five questions you might want to ask...