We've all heard the saying that money can't buy happiness. Yet, we spend half our lives earning money, so if not happiness, how does money
really make us feel? In our articles this week we're sharing important insights about money - including whether money really makes us happy and what to consider if you have an investment account for a minor.
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I've designated an Investment Account for a child. Who owns it?
It's quite common for parents or grandparents to want to set some money aside for a child. But when an investment account is set aside for a minor, it can become confusing on who owns it and how it is taxed. Here's what you should consider to be clear on what happens when you open an investment account for a child.
Money can be an emotional subject for many people. Money problems are often cited as the cause of relationship breakdown. But does money really have the power to make you feel a certain way? For many years we've worked with Transformational Coach John Dashfield, an expert in the area of how we think around money.
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