When those first baby teeth start wobbling, you and the Tooth Fairy can combine forces to teach your kids about money. Visa’s latest annual Tooth Fairy survey indicates that the average price of a lost tooth is $3.19 in 2015. This is the fourth consecutive year that young Americans are finding more than $3 under [...]
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Money Prep for Prospective Parents
on August 24th, 2015
It costs parents an average of $245,340 to raise a child from birth to age 18. That figure from the U.S. Agriculture Department is just one reason why prospective parents are advised to consider parallel financial planning for child-based expenses and retirement. The key is to start doing it as early as possible – in [...]
Perspective on How to Choose a Trustee
on May 22nd, 2015
How To Survive The Largest Generational Wealth Transfer In Human History A Family-Wealth Guru Offers 4 Insights For Choosing (Or Agreeing To Be) A Trustee The greatest transfer of wealth in history is happening right now, according to a study from the Boston College Center on Wealth and Philanthropy. A staggering amount – $59 trillion [...]
Money, Jobs and a Flood of Young Adults Moving to The New West
on November 21st, 2014
Ontario and Quebec now replicating the economic malaise of Atlantic Canada If you’re young or have very little education, where’s the best place in the country for you to find a job and make a decent income? Alberta, of course, followed by Saskatchewan and British Columbia. While most Canadians likely already suspect that economic opportunities [...]
Keeping your Principles AND Principal when Investing
on October 1st, 2009
Keeping your Principles AND Principal when Investing Being socially responsible in life is different for everyone—for some it means speaking publicly at City Hall to hold elected officials accountable; for others it means going to church every week; and for others it means taking responsibility for their own health so as not to be a [...]
