It’s never too early to start talking with your family members to ensure everyone is on the same page when a care crisis occurs. Specifically, talk to your parents about their intentions for the future when they’re still capable of managing their affairs. 10 Jul

Planning Care for Aging Parents: Five Key Steps

Revocable living trusts are just one part of the estate planning toolkit. Explore how they work, where they may add value, and what to consider if you're evaluating whether this strategy fits into your broader plan. 09 Jul

When to Support Your Estate Plan with a Revocable Living Trust

Setting up a trust can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, depending on factors like its complexity, legal assistance and administrative requirements. 03 Jul

How Much Does it Cost to Set Up a Trust?

This guide explains—in plain language—how the Long‑Term Care Rate Reduction Program works and how it can help lower your monthly bill. 03 Jul

Reducing the Cost of Long-Term Care in Ontario

By following these steps, you can maximize your chances of a successful and profitable estate sale.  01 Jul

Resources: How to Plan a Successful Estate Sale

Comprehensive resource provided by the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) that offers guidance and information on various aspects of estate planning. Explore the library for expert trust & estate guidance... 28 Jun

Comprehensive Estate Planning Video Library: United States

These books offer the most current 2025 insights and can help you stay ahead of the curve in protecting your family and legacy with confidence. 27 Jun

7 Future-Forward Estate Planning Books Defining 2025

Trusts are versatile planning vehicles that can help Canadians protect what they’ve built, plan for the future and support the people and causes they care about – regardless of their net worth. 23 Jun

Wealth Preservation: The Role of Trusts in Estate Planning

Creating an estate plan can protect your family’s finances. Learn why it is important for young families to get an early start on estate planning. 20 Jun

Don’t Wait: Estate Planning for Young Families

Ontario has changed how inheritance works for separated spouses. If you’re separated and living in Ontario, these new rules could affect who receives your estate whether or not you have a will. 17 Jun

Ontario’s Succession Law: New Rules Affect Separated Spouses 

Few things feel as delicate or as important as talking with a family member about long-term care. The team at CareOne is sharing tips to help you navigate the emotional conversations about long-term care options.  15 Jun

Long-Term Care: Navigating Emotional Conversations

What if you no longer want to include someone in your will? Whether you're navigating a second marriage, dealing with an estranged relative, or leaving your assets to charity, there are reasons to disinherit someone. 13 Jun

Six Reasons to Disinherit Someone and How to Do It Correctly