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Ask MoneyTalk: Is there a flexible way to make a charitable giving plan?

Every day, images of humans in need fill the news cycle, from refugees and displaced citizens to victims of racial and gender inequality. With donation requests coming in from organizations and even friends on your Facebook feed, how can you find an efficient way to manage it all? Jo-Anne Ryan, Vice President of Philanthropic Advisory Services at TD Wealth and the Executive Director of the Private Giving Foundation, joins Kim Parlee to discuss donor-advised funds and some ways you can donate now and decide later.
November 17, 2021
Your Business / Spend /Play /Travel

Ask MoneyTalk: As a single women, am I really at a disadvantage when it comes to my money and mental health?

With women opting to marry later, or not at all, many women will be “financially single” for most of their adult lives. Dr. Nasreen Khatri explains why it’s important that women maintain economic agency and mental well-being, regardless of age or relationship status.
November 15, 2021

Ask MoneyTalk: Should I sell or give the family business to my children?

Many business owners look forward to the day when their kids take over the family business. It can be the beginning of a lasting legacy for the family. But as retirement nears, those parents will also realize that passing down the business could result in a cash crunch down the road. Jeff Halpern, Business Succession Advisor with TD Wealth, joins Kim Parlee to discuss some ways you can structure the transfer or sale of your business to fund your retirement.
November 11, 2021
Your Business

Don’t blow it: What to consider if you are expecting an inheritance

Don’t let your inheritance throw you for a loop: Receiving an inheritance after the death of a loved one can be emotionally and financially stressful. It may be difficult to wade through all the options and make plans for the money in a smart and meaningful way. Here are some considerations if you think you may inherit assets in your lifetime.
November 10, 2021
Family / Spend /Play /Travel

5 reasons to get your Will done

The fees involved in writing your Will may be an obstacle to getting it done. However, you may be surprised to learn that dying without a Will could cost your estate even more in legal fees and missed opportunities. November is Make a Will month for many Canadians and Kim Parlee talks to Georgia Swan, a Tax and Estate Planner with TD Wealth, on how a Will can actually save you money in the long run.
November 10, 2021
Retirement / Family