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July 23, 2026

Is your lifestyle in retirement a buzzer beater?

In July I took my youngest daughter, Emmy, to her first Rider game. It was a fun experience.  From the pre-game festivities, the warmup, the team’s big entrance and two punt return touchdowns by the Riders, Emmy came away with...

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July 23, 2026

Wisdom from a great man

My father-in-law, Reg Larson, passed away on April 28, 2023, at the young age of 71 years, having battled pancreatic cancer for just over 14 months. We are really going to miss him. He was a great man – a...

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July 23, 2026

Is it time for a course correction?

My middle daughter, Abby, passed her road test on her first try and got her driver’s license last month. She had only 4 points deducted, well below the average for 16-year-olds taking their first road test. A few short months...

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July 23, 2026

Face Your Fears…

It is time to leverage your wealth plan by reviewing these blood-curdling issues that may be lurking in your attic: The CREEPY X-BENEFICIARY – Without keeping an up-to-date beneficiary named for your Registered Investment accounts and Life insurance policies, you...

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July 23, 2026

Once upon a time…

Stories impart wisdom. And many stories get passed on. Will yours? What does the story of Cinderella impart to listeners? Fight for you dreams… and do so with kindness and hard work. Those are ideals we all want for our...

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July 23, 2026

Lose your inheritance with the flip of a coin

My wife, Keri, and I are coming up to our 28th wedding anniversary. Recently we were back at the church in Regina where we were married, and it was fun looking back and remembering that special day, June 10, 1995....

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July 23, 2026

Does money grow on trees?

Does money grow on trees? No, obviously not. Or is it so obvious? There is at least one tree that offers wisdom, transfers values, and even provides a little money from one limb to the next – all in the...

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July 23, 2026

You may be an involuntary philanthropist

Like many Canadians, my wife, Keri, and I have been actively volunteering our time with the organizations we care about for many years. Along the way, we have intentionally included our three daughters. For example, when the girls were young,...

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July 23, 2026

Who Pays the Most Tax?

We've had a lot of cold weather in Saskatoon this winter, AND a lot of snow. I really enjoy winter sports, but when the temperature sits at −30 for a few days, what I really want to do is escape...

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