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Viewpoints from Manulife Investment Management
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The value of naming a beneficiary
Manulife segregated funds and GICs let owners name a beneficiary, and avoid probate, save substantially on fees, and maintain their confidentiality.
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Canadian Taxation of Life Insurance
The tenth edition of Canadian Taxation of Life Insurance is now available. Current to August 1, 2019, this book has what you need to know about the taxation of life insurance and how life insurance strategies can enhance your clients' financial and estate planning.
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Lower the family tax bill — using loans for income splitting
High-income earners can lend money to family members in a lower tax bracket to invest. Even after interest, the tax savings on any gains can be substantial.
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Access retirement savings during a pandemic
Comparing Quebec’s COVID temporary income measure to a suggested RRSP withdrawal COVID measure.
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Using Series T for income now and charitable donations later
Giving to charity and saving on taxes both feel good. And a Series T fund can provide tax-efficient income now, and a tax effective way to donate in the future.
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Provincial probate/verification fees and tax chart
A reference chart which outlines probate fees and tax based on the value of an estate applicable to each province.
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Wills 101 (national edition)
Need to make a will? Follow our guide and learn about what happens if you do or do not have a will.
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Alter ego trusts: the answer to probate fees? (national edition)
Alter ego trusts boast creditor protection and probate fee savings. But so do segregated funds and insurance GICs, which are simpler and more affordable.
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Investment basics: target risk funds
Learn, in easy-to-understand terms, what target risk funds are, how they work, and how they differ from target date funds.
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Investment basics: mutual funds
Learn, in easy-to-understand terms, what a mutual fund is, how it works, and the types of investments that make up a mutual fund.
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