Cardinal Capital Management - Calgary

Inflation data gives Bank of Canada more flexibility to hold interest rates, economists say The big question for the Bank of Canada is how much of the energy price shock will spill over into core inflation.

How to Create a Retirement Income Plan That Actually Works Creating a plan that works in retirement means creating a plan that works for you and your specific needs and lifestyle.

Leaving Canada? What Happens to a Home, RRSP, TFSA and Other Assets When Becoming a Non-Resident

Leaving Canada? What Happens to a Home, RRSP, TFSA and Other Assets When Becoming a Non-Resident Q: My husband and children and I have lived in Canada for 15 years. What happens to our assets if we have to go back to our home country?

What to do if you made a mistake on your tax return or are filing late to the CRA

What to do if you made a mistake on your tax return or are filing late to the CRA If haven't yet filed a return for 2025, consider doing so to be able to access valuable benefits and credits.

High-net-worth investors spend a lot of time deciding how and when to make big donations.

Why younger clients are having legacy conversations earlier

A goal of estate planning usually is to ensure the wealth you accumulated, however much or little, improves the lives of at least one more generation of your family. You also would like the wealth transfer to increase family unity and harmony.

Should an Estate Be Divided Equally? How to Decide and Execute the Plan The streaming series House of Guinness led many parents to reconsider the conventional wisdom about distributing an estate.

Ideally, they would address large, infrequent expenses while they still have employment income and greater cash flow flexibility

How retirees can plan for expense shocks

The $25B Canada Strong Fund will back domestic industries and infrastructure. Here’s how sovereign wealth funds work and what Canadians should know.

Inside Canada’s new $25B sovereign wealth fund

The CRA has plenty of tax tidbits in their online portal. As part of their shift to less paper mail and more electronic correspondence, it is important to get used to using CRA My Account. If you are lucky, you might dig up a useful carryover amount that can save you tax, or a cheque you missed cashing in the past.

5 things to check in your CRA My Account Your CRA My Account may hold uncashed cheques, credits, and tax info you’ve missed. Here are 5 key areas to get familiar with.

Spring’s changes are good for most of us. But su***de rates spike this time of year, too. Experts break down what’s going on.

Your brain on spring: How sunny skies and warmer weather affect your physical and mental health