Deanne Gage is a reporter for Globe Advisor at The Globe and Mail. With over two decades of experience, she specializes in financial advisory issues, covering topics such as retirement planning, saving and investing, and lifelong learning. Deanne's work has been featured in various publications, including Morningstar.ca, Chatelaine, MoneySense, and Today’s Parent.
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Deanne Gage's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, investment analysis, and financial planning. She frequently seeks expert commentary to provide insights into various aspects of personal finance and investing.
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A Q&A with estate lawyer Jonathan Hooper, partner at Tupman & Bloom LLP in Halifax
By: Deanne Gage
Christopher Dewdney, a certified financial planner at Dewdney & Co., found a seller who shared his Jamaican heritage
Ideally, they would address large, infrequent expenses while they still have employment income and greater cash flow flexibility
A Q&A with Sunnybrook Foundation chief executive Kelly Cole
Clients should consider unforeseen liabilities and estates
By: Deanne Gage
Amanda Van Soelen, a CFP at Lumin Way Financial in Guelph, Ont., says a smooth transition helped the business thrive
By: Deanne Gage
Some clients want to witness the direct impact of their gift, but charitable bequests have tax advantages
Some sole proprietors struggle to get their books organized in time
By: Deanne Gage
Tami Romanchuk eventually sold the book for health reasons
By: Deanne Gage
A majority of family offices plan to revisit their asset mixes over the next year, according to a UBS Wealth Management report
