CIclarife inc.inblogs.clarife.com·Jul 3 · 6 min read"My advisor will sort it out." The assumption that's quietly costing Canadian families.When the plan turns out not to be a plan There's a version of being prepared that most Canadian families believe they have. The advisor is on file. The bank accounts are in order. The insurance policy00
CIclarife inc.inblogs.clarife.com·May 27 · 5 min readNamed. But not informed."A name on a document is not a map." The scene Three weeks after her husband's funeral, a lady sat at the kitchen table with the Will in front of her. She was the named executor. She was also the s00
CIclarife inc.inblogs.clarife.com·May 19 · 4 min readThe financial conversation most couples keep meaning to haveMrs. Sunayana didn't plan to become someone who talks about this. When her husband died suddenly, grief arrived the way it does. The first days were about managing. The weeks that followed were someth00
CIclarife inc.inblogs.clarife.com·May 13 · 3 min readMoney doesn't break families. Uncertainty does.Recently, during one of our interviews, someone told us something we haven't been able to stop thinking about. We're sharing it here, with his permission, because we think more families need to hear i00
CIclarife inc.inblogs.clarife.com·May 6 · 4 min read"When my father passed, we couldn't find half his finances"In our family interviews this year, one phrase keeps coming back — in some form, in almost every conversation: "When my father passed, we couldn't find half his finances." Sometimes it's a son sayin00