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October is Small Business Month in Canada. Here are 31 daily tips to help you improve and grow your small business this October.

Thinking about downsizing now that you are retired? Perhaps you have a “guest room” in your home that hasn’t seen an actual guest in years?

Here are 5 income tax items for 2020 that you should know about when filing your personal income tax return. 1. 2020 filing deadline Despite this being a more complex tax season due to Covid-19, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has not extended the tax filing deadline. The due date is still April 30 for most Canadians, and June 15 for self-employed people. Those who had a total taxable income of $75,000 or less and received one or more of the COVID-19 benefits listed below wil

Are you thinking of buy or selling your home? Wondering how to best choose a realtor? Check out these tips from Greg Klemke!

Greenfeld Financial interviews Vicki van As, Notary Public to learn more about Representation Agreements.

Yes, COVID-19 has been deadly and changed our lives forever. But along with all the bad, there are small glimmers of hope and resilience.

If you are a small business looking for ways to provide a health benefit package, check out a Health Spending Account (HSA)

I was sitting on the couch chatting with my daughter when I got the call that changed our life forever.

Are you an avid book reader? Interested in knowing what others are reading, like us?? This week’s blog is a listing of our staff’s books picks for 2020: Jeff As suspected, Jeff loves to read Fund Facts and investment related material! But we did manage to get a few book titles out of him: The 100 Year Life by Lynda Gratton & Andrew Scott: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity. Greenfeld Financial Management Staff Book Pics 2020 Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates by

March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada. Have you been the victim of a scam? Learn how not to become a victim in this months blog.

You are in your late '50s and you children are adults. A financial review with your Investment Advisor will help you decide.

Greenfeld Financial has moved!

Here are some handy tips for healthy travels from Greenfeld Financial Management.

Manulife One gave peace of mind to Kyle and his wife while buying a bigger home. She was able to take mat leave without stressing.

Investing in real estate can be an attractive and effective way to build wealth but it takes a lot of time and energy to manage the financial aspect of your investment. Manulife Bank now has two innovative mortgage and banking solutions that could help you manage your investment properties. 1. Manulife One could simplify your banking and provide you with easy access to the equity you’ve accumulated. 2. Manulife Bank Select could streamline your banking and provide you with op

When his grandchildren are playing in the tree house or gathering for a holiday dinner in the home he has spent decades refurbishing, Paul* hates the thought of moving away. A widower in good health, he is just about to celebrate his 65th birthday and retire from a small manufacturing company. Paul looks forward to many more years of watching his family grow and thrive. Paul has determined he will need $68,000 per year in after-tax income to maintain his lifestyle once he ret

Are you sure you have enough insurance coverage for your family if you passed away? If you have group coverage, when is the last time you reviewed the company handbook to see what exactly is covered? Usually there is a ceiling and most often, it won’t be enough. You may be short. When it comes to life insurance, there are two main categories; term and permanent. If someone you care about depends on your salary, then life insurance is not an option: it’s essential. If you die