The Viive POV

Nobody likes to talk about life’s harder moments… so we stepped in to fill the gap! Scroll down to find Mallory’s latest thoughts, personal stories of Aging & End of Life, and free resources to support you through the Planning process.

May 10, 2021

May is Leave a Legacy Month

Only 5% of people in Canada leave a charitable gift through their Last Will & Testament. Let's try to change that.

April 21, 2021

Advance Care Planning: A Viive Client Perspective

"While the idea of Aging & End of Life Planning can seem grim, working with Viive was not."

April 7, 2021

Can I Retire on the Proceeds of my Parents' Estate?

The short answer: no, you can't. Here's why.

March 22, 2021

It’s OK to Be Cautious About Electronic Wills

Even as a typical Millennial with my desire to preserve the environment and take advantage of the digital age we live in, I remain in support of Wills and POAs being signed by a person with. a. pen.

March 19, 2021

Powers of Attorney: Not Just For Our Elders

Powers of Attorney are important for everybody, regardless of age or assets.

March 5, 2021

How To Help Your Adult Children Make Their Will

In today’s digital age, creating a Will is easier than ever. Here's how to nudge your kids to get started.

February 5, 2021

What to Do When Your Parent Hasn’t Named a Power of Attorney

Welcome back to Part #2 of our conversation about Powers of Attorney (POAs) and when to start using them if you have been appointed by your parent/loved one. 

January 22, 2021

Life Insurance: A Smart Step for Your Child’s Future

Life insurance policies for children & grandchildren can be some of the best investments you ever make in your family's legacy and future.

December 18, 2020

Exercising Your Rights as Power of Attorney for a Parent or Loved One

Powers of Attorney allow you to step in and make decisions about your loved one's finances and health if they are incapable of doing so themselves.

November 16, 2020

We Owe Our Kids More Honesty About Aging & Death

Money, aging, and death are all huge taboos in our culture. That needs to change.