McMillan Wealth Financial Literacy Series
Types of Taxable Income
Tax Planning Strategies
Information on Tax Filing
In this video, Mona and Pam discuss the types of income you could potentially earn.
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In this video, Mona and Peter discuss the types of tax and planning strategies we use when working with clients on portfolios.
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In this video, Mona and Pam discuss filing your taxes and everything that goes with that – tax slips, tax at source, and what to watch for.
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The Literacy Series” is a podcast dedicated to exploring the power of reading, writing, and education to transform lives. Each episode features conversations with experts, educators, and storytellers who share practical strategies, inspiring stories, and proven approaches to building strong literacy skills. Whether you’re an educator, parent, student, or lifelong learner, this series will help you discover new tools and insights to support literacy at every stage of life.
Introduction to our Financial Literacy Series
Part One:Basic Financial Planning
Part Two:Tax Planning
Part Three:Investment Management
Part Four:Estate Planning
Part Five:Next Steps