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Behavioural Finance

The innovative discovery tool we use will take you through some behaviour questions so you can better know yourself and how you really make decisions. And when it's all done, a diagnostic using behavioural finance theory will take all that information and tell us how you often behave, how we can work best with you and what the next steps are in creating your strategy - prioritized by what matters to you. A wealth strategy which manages the important things like your retirement, your kid's education, your family cottage - not just your money.

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What tightening financial conditions mean for the global economy

Tightening financial conditions are raising concerns about the health of the economy, and the ability of central banks to rein in inflation in a controlled manner. Greg Bonnell speaks with Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist at TD Wealth, about the state of the global economy.

When to update your estate plan: 5 key life moments

So you’ve set up your estate plan. That’s great! But that doesn’t mean your job is done. It’s important to regularly review your documents and keep them up to date. Forgetting to do so could create challenges down the road. Anthony Okolie speaks with Treva Newton, Tax and Estate Planner, TD Wealth, about occasions when you should be updating your estate plan.

Marrying later: What should mature couples consider?

More couples are waiting until later to get married, with some tying the knot in their 40s and 50s when they have greater assets and lived experiences to share. In those cases, what discussions should you be having with your partner ahead of time? Anthony Okolie and Mindi Banach, Tax and Estate Planner, TD Wealth, chat about some of the topics you might want to address to help your marriage start off on the right foot.

Ask MoneyTalk: Can I sell the house to my child at a discount?

With the cost of housing climbing, many parents may wish to help their kids get into the market. If you’re considering selling your house at a discount, you may want to pause and think that through. Nicole Ewing, Director, Tax and Estate Planning, TD Wealth, joins Kim Parlee to explain why.

Introducing the First Home Savings Account (FHSA)

An FHSA combines some of the features of an RRSP and TFSA. Contributions will generally be tax-deductible, and when a qualifying withdrawal is made, the amount withdrawn is not-taxable¹.

¹Subject to any restrictions on the investments chosen and eligibility / conditions

Steve & Lee-Ann's Story

Making up for lost time with a sound retirement plan

Steve and Lee-Ann know that the path to retirement has many twists and turns. They found that having the right TD Wealth advisor to help answer their questions, even the ones they didn't know to ask, can help uncover new possibilities. Find out how personalized retirement planning helped this couple retire earlier and make up for lost time.

Nick & Justina's Story

Putting finances into perspective

As small business owners, Nick and Justina make a powerhouse team, supporting each other through ups and downs. As parents, they worry about how potential challenges with the business could impact their family’s future. Nick and Justina teamed up with their TD Wealth advisor to build a personalized financial plan. With a plan in place, they finally saw that achieving their family’s goals while maintaining the business was possible. Find out how the right financial advice helped give them a brighter view of life.