The material conflicts of interest that arise when wealth managers own their own fund companies are too often ignored or poorly managed, undermining an industry built on integrity and fair dealing. This remains one of the biggest blind spots in Canada’s regulatory landscape.

If you’re in Ontario’s top tax bracket, you’re paying more than you need to. Flow-Through Shares could change that — and strengthen Canada’s resource future along the way.

Real estate feels anything but predictable right now — and that’s exactly why perspective matters. Christopher Foster unpacks what’s really happening with REITs, from valuation shifts to investor behaviour, and what family offices should keep in mind before making their next move.

What if the biggest risks in your plan aren’t financial? The Foster Risk Matrix helps you surface what’s often missed — and start smarter conversations.

If you hold U.S. investments a new proposal from Washington could affect your after-tax returns.

What makes a family office? It’s a question we return to often in the context of real families, real decisions, and the responsibility that comes with stewarding wealth across generations.

Canada voted. The Liberals cling to power. Here’s what it could mean for your portfolio.

With recent developments in U.S. politics—like President Trump’s “Liberation Day” announcement—many Canadians are taking a step back to reassess their relationship with the U.S.

When preparing an estate plan, it’s essential to consider not only your family and loved ones but also the well-being of your pets.

Nobody likes to think about their own mortality, but planning for what happens to your personal belongings and assets when you die, is crucial.