Operating charities recommend increasing the DQ to 5%, 10% or more. The Canadian Federal Government asked for input. My input is here.

A friend shared a great post about a housing subsidy idea in Alberta. He asked how I might enhance it. My thoughts are here...

I am always greeted with great enthusiasm if I say we could eliminate taxation. How - they ask? Here is how...

Income taxes vs capital gains taxes show how the rich are taxed differently - as different as apples and oranges.

Capitalism is the demonstrated top-performing enabler behind successful economies, but concerns caused must be addressed by society.

Tom and Sue were conflicted about their legacy gift to charities. They had fifty cherished charities but not enough money to leave to each.

With AI and robotics coming, Canada will have many workers to transition into new jobs. Charities can play a vital role

In this time of need, charities need more funds from supporting foundations. We explore raising the DQ permanently.

Part One outlined the Distribution Quota's (DQ) history and discussed some concerns about charities accumulating capital, which was a...

This month's blog is the first of two articles that discuss altering the Disbursement Quota (DQ) required for Canadian charities by the...

Charities solve vital problems every day but lack sustainable funding

Donations from future legacies become sizeable only after waiting many years. Is this a good idea?

How investors can help build a sustainable future and reduce taxes

A change from past practices can unleash tremendous value for society.

In some ways, a charitable foundation is similar to an apple tree....

Funds generators must be trusted to perform their duty on behalf of donors.

Everything in our economy must have this ingredient to operate: Money. To improve our economy, adding in money would be a help. Here is how.

Compound growth is a difficult concept. It is the magic power behind raising money

I want to discuss a new way that charities could raise significant amounts of money beyond the means used today.

How feasible is it for the Canadian Government to borrow $1 Trillion? We examine the risks...