The best way to generate cash from your investments in retirement?
Originally Published on Global News Erica Alini 28 September 2019 Author Erica Alini writes this article on Global News with the question: What’s the best way to generate cash from your retirement investments? Erica quotes financial experts Julia and Rona Birenbaum,...
First-Time Home Buyer Incentive: What You Need to Know
Originally Posted on Money SenseBy Tamar Satov6 September 2019 The First-Time Home Buyer Incentive (FTHBI) promises to help make real estate more affordable, but there’s a big catch: It’s a loan you have to repay with a share in your home’s growth in value. The...
Making it on his own
Sam Omeretti feels financially ready to live on his own. His parents aren’t so sure.
Renovation: Profiting from Real Estate
Planning on earning a fortune in the real estate market? Read this first.
New Love: A Retirement Dream – or Nightmare?
You’ve found true love in your 60s. It might be a dream come true, but there’s far more to consider than just companionship. BBC Capital interviewed Julia Chung from Spring Financial Planning for her tips on starting successfully.
The Surprising Downside of a Sunny Retirement
If your residency is changing, it may affect how you’re taxed. Canada, for instance, has many residents that spend half the year in warmer parts of the U.S. “One of the issues there is when you’re considered a resident of most countries in the world, you have to file taxes there,” said Julia Chung. “We have a lot of Canadian residents who are just finding out that they’re supposed to file a tax return with the U.S. every year.”
When You Can’t Afford Your House, Do this
If you’re in a cash flow bind, you don’t want to wait too long before you take action. But you should take some time to calculate the size of the problem. “A lot of times people don’t really look at their expenses,” said Julia Chung, a financial and estate planner with Spring Financial Planning in British Columbia in Canada. “They have a hard time managing the numbers.”
Why You Don’t Want Your Child to Be a Genius
“Find experts in the fields that your child is interested in,” said Julia Chung of Spring Financial Planning. “Talk to them and ask them for help and support. You’d be surprised how many people are willing to help.”
A Spender Marries a Saver – Now What?
You’ve heard that money is the cause of many arguments between partners. But can a spender marry a saver and live happily ever after? BBC Capital interviewed Julia Chung of Spring Financial Planning to find out.
Tuition for Twins
Two kids in university at the same time means double the costs. The secret to saving for – and affording – two.
Is Private School Worth The Cost?
Sending your children to private school can mean making some big sacrifices.
Price Shock: The Sting of Moving Abroad
Imagine being asked to do your job in an exotic city in a far flung country… Julia gives BBC Capital her planning tips.