TFSA vs. RRSP: Borrowing to invest in a registered account is no different from other leveraged investing — you need to understand the risks

Yasmin will be making more money, but what are the pros and cons of buying a condo in pricey Vancouver?

In Behind the Advice, we ask advisors about their relationship with money from a young age, lessons learned over the years, and how those experiences influence the advice they give clients today.

In this episode of The Forbes Podcast, Penny Forbes speaks with Andrea Thompson, Founder of the advice only financial planning firm Modern Cents, about how Canadians are redefining financial freedom — shifting from “retire at 65” to live well now. Andrea shares how Adaptive Financial Planning supports a lifestyle built on purpose, flexibility, and experiences today, not someday.

Kent, 45, and Remy, 50, bring in a family income of $390,000 yearly, with Kent's salary making up more than $300,000.

If you’ve ever lived, worked, or held citizenship in both Canada and the U.S., your financial situation could be more complex than you realize. In this episode, explains what cross-border Canadians need to know about taxes, investments, retirement accounts, and common mistakes to avoid. Whether you’re planning a move or just want to stay onside with the IRS, this is a conversation worth hearing.