We asked a pension specialist the questions that matter most to Canadian lawyers, including, “what’s in it for me?” and, “what’s in it for my firm?”

Many working moms have been socialized to view family life as a professional liability. We challenge that assumption and ask practicing lawyers what to expect when you’re aspiring to have it all.

Why it’s (almost) never too early to invest in insurance that protects your family and income.

Life insurance is the better way to protect your family (and the roof over their heads).

Quiet quitting may be a bigger trend online than in real life. But burnout is undeniable. Here are some real ways to keep your employees feeling appreciated and engaged.

Indulge us as we indulge that voice in your head—the one that says you don’t deserve nice things, or worse: that you deserve all the nice things, and that you deserve them on credit.

Rainy day savings: How much do you need and where do you start?

It’s often the little things—not the catastrophes—that put us on the sidelines. Discover why protecting your income is worth getting worked up about.

Student debt hangs over many of Canada’s newest lawyers. It affects where they’ll work and what kind of law they’ll practice—and those choices are shaping our justice system.

Budgeting: one of the least sexy words in the English language. But like all the other non-glamorous things we do in life, like, say, cleaning the cat’s litter box or filing our taxes, avoidance isn’t exactly a great idea. Here are three ideas to get you started.