Brenda Hiscock CFP

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The school of savings: Opening your child’s first bank account is step one toward financial literacy When shopping around for an account, experts recommend finding one with little to no account fees.

Thank you Srivindhya Kolluru for chatting with me about the importance of opening a bank account for your child.

I found it was a great way to teach my son about setting goals, budgeting, and the tangible rewards associated with saving. The Toronto Star

The school of savings: Opening your child’s first bank account is step one toward financial literacy When shopping around for an account, experts recommend finding one with little to no account fees.

Thank you Srivindhya Kolluru for chatting with me about the importance of opening a bank account for your child.

I found it was a great way to teach my son about setting goals, budgeting, and the tangible rewards associated with saving. Toronto Star

The school of savings: Opening your child’s first bank account is step one toward financial literacy When shopping around for an account, experts recommend finding one with little to no account fees.

FP Answers: What should I do if I've missed three years of repayments to my RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan? - Objective Financial Partners Financial, tax and estate planning can be difficult and intimidating at the best of times. The terminology may seem complex and the options may appear complicated.

Check out this article where I talk about online Wills as an option for simple estate planning situations.

When online wills can help bridge estate planning gaps Ontario-based financial planner argues convenience and ease of use make these digital solutions ideal – for certain situations

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Thanks to Ben Cousins and Yahoo Finance for interviewing me in this article about making the most of available tax deductions when you file your tax return each year.

Taxes 2024: Some little-known deductions that could help maximize your return Being strategic about how much you contribute to retirement savings accounts and charities, for example, could be the difference between owing the government money or getting a refund.

As a CFP/QAFP professional, it’s my job to help Canadians manage their unique financial situations – and carve out a path toward financial wellness – by providing personalized plans and insights. FP Canada’s relaunched consumer website provides information on how you can partner with a planner like me to navigate important Life Moments that span saving for a university education to figuring out how to spend your retirement.

Check out the site’s new Find Your Planner tool to find a financial planner near you and start your journey toward lifelong financial well-being: https://financialplanningforcanadians.ca/

Financial Planning for Canadians | FP Canada Personal finances play an important role in every area of our lives. CFP® professionals and QAFP® professionals can help you reach your financial goals.

Thank you Pascale Malenfant for interviewing me for this article around investing basics. Consistent saving habits create the foundation for a bright financial future, and it’s never too early or late to begin.

Investing 101: The basics of getting your money to grow The world of investing can be intimidating to Canadians who have limited knowledge on the subject and don’t know where to start. More than a third of young Canadians questioned in a 2023 survey by financial services provider Co-operators said they believe they don’t know everything they should a...

Thank you Pascale Malenfant for interviewing me for this article around investing basics. Consistent saving habits create the foundation for a bright financial future, and it’s never too early or late to begin.

Investing 101: The basics of getting your money to grow The world of investing can be intimidating to Canadians who have limited knowledge on the subject and don’t know where to start. More than a third of young Canadians questioned in a 2023 survey by financial services provider Co-operators said they believe they don’t know everything they should a...

Many of my clients are already financially supporting their parents, or may need to do so in the future. This will impact their future planning, and the potential costs are important to consider. Thank you Kelsey Rolfe for the opportunity to contribute to this The Globe and Mail article about the various ways to approach and plan for these situations.

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How supporting elderly parents can affect a financial plan drastically Taking care of parents financially means engaging in conversations early on, having a concrete plan and managing expectations