As people age, it is typical to think about estate planning as a means of protecting themselves and their family. However, it is common to question what happens to debts owed by the deceased, and if family members are responsible for inheriting the debts. In this...
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Understanding the Rescission Period for Home Buyers in BC
Buying a home is a big decision, and sometimes, buyers change their mind. Fortunately, in British Columbia, home buyers have a right to rescind their offer within a specified period. It's important to understand the rescission period fully, so you know your rights and...
How Often Should I Rewrite My Will?
Your will is an essential document that outlines who will take care of your dependents and how your assets will be distributed when you're no longer around. Many people avoid thinking about this topic as it reminds them of their own mortality. However, it's crucial to...
Are Deposits on Real Estate Offers Refundable?
If you have ever bought or sold a property, you must be familiar with the concept of making a deposit. Deposits ensure that all parties involved in the transaction are committed to the deal, and it also plays a crucial role in closing the sale. However, many people...
Understanding Frustrated Contracts in Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transactions are complex and often require lengthy contracts to ensure all parties involved agree to the terms and abide by them. However, unforeseen events can make it difficult or even impossible for the parties to fulfill their obligations. In such...
Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Manage Inheritance
Many parents often worry about their child’s ability to manage money when they are no longer here. It is understandable since it is not always easy to teach children financial literacy. In addition to this, some children may have a hard time managing their finances,...