Province considering whether to allow virtual document signing permanently and whether marriage should still revoke a will
Father’s RRIF found to belong to estate rather than son named on plan
The newly launched Check-Out for Business service helps clients upload and organize personal documents
RBC and NIA hope to increase awareness of elder abuse and estate planning through a three-year partnership
Rule change comes in response to Covid-19
The first step in dealing with a client's online accounts is to persuade them of the importance of addressing these assets in a will and estate plan
Personal advice beats out search engines when it comes to major life events, according to a survey
Ontario government has lowered probate fees and extended the filing deadline for estate information returns
In general, there are three potential outcomes when a TFSA accountholder dies, depending on the preparations made
The exemption threshold has doubled, but paperwork is still required