John Lam, Scotiabank Investment Specialist
#9 - 4299 Kingsway V5H 1Z5 Burnaby, BC, Canada

Many Canadians expect that supporting their elderly parents will have a major impact on their personal finances, but fewer than one-in-three say they're familiar with tax credits, grant and other tools that can help alleviate the strain.

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The "Sandwich Generation"? 1 in 4 Canadians expect to put their own financial goals on hold as a result of providing financial assistance to both their children and their parents, research shows.

Higher education is expensive, and while you've likely planned ahead for the big-ticket items, there's 4 unexpected costs that new students can't afford to forget.

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The maximum OAS a couple can get is $19,600. Here’s how you could collect all of it.

One of the toughest problems retirees face is making sure their money lasts as long as they do.

A new study says we’re particularly bad at saving, so we enlisted an expert for help.

Hosted a women and finances event last night. Thanks to all the attendees for coming our dispute the weather. FB post from Chrissy one of the attendees Women and Finance info session + Wine!! ... John Lam thank you! It was a fun & enlightening event. The timing was perfect as we got home before the snow hit. Looking forward to working with you for many years.

On a budget but still want to travel? Here are five trending winter vacation destinations that won't break your bank.

Retired or need cash flow? See how much income a $100,000 portfolio can potentially pay you http://bit.ly/2KM7FjB.

Want to pay down your debt and save more? Here's a few tips to get you there.

Understanding the impact of inflation. 5 Tips to consider before withdrawing funds from your RESP. This, and more in the Fall 2019 edition of our Advice Matters newsletter. http://bit.ly/32o01lC