Some elderly clients might think creating a joint bank account with an adult child is an easy way to ensure the senior's bills will be paid should he or she become ill or incapacitated. But the potential for problems far outweighs the benefits
The number of clients who are retiring with mortgages and large credit card bills is increasing. The solution lies in planning and client/advisor communication
30% of the investment fraud claims that reach the FCAA’s securities enforcement branch come from seniors
When older clients decide to untie the knot, you can provide impartial, money-saving advice
The proposals are out for comment until Nov. 30
Ensuring that Canadians are adequately prepared for retirement will require a number of reforms
NASAA’s proposal, which is now out for a 30-day comment, was introduced at its annual conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday
Here are three tips that you should implement in your practice to reduce the risks related to serving senior clients
HomEquity Bank teams with Equifax Canada to study debt in retirement
Conference for mutual fund dealer supervisors will focus on serving senior investors