Today many people work from home but this can create problems with an employer. And if that employer is in another country like the United States things get even more difficult.

Canadians who return to the country after working south of the border may face “punitive” exit taxes from the U.S. and it doesn’t matter if their leaving is due to a divorce, illness or something else.

Canadians who buy real estate in the United States often do so for emotional reasons but aren’t aware of all the problems that can arise. Darren tackles this with Shlomi Levy of Levy Salis LLP.

Today people can work from anywhere – even across national borders – that coupled with increasingly mobile families means citizenship and immigration issues often come to the fore.

All sorts of cross-border issues can arise when a Canadian decides to marry an American and many couples are not prepared. Joining Darren is Véronique Malka, founder of the Canadian Law Group.

The financial planning industry has it wrong when it comes to giving retirement advice because all the models and plans being used are out of date. On episode 3, it's Darren with guest Dr. Preet Banerjee.

Canadians who work in the US often don’t realize how complicated that can be with multiple issues concerning immigration and visas, managing accounts with various financial institutions, not to mention situations involving other family memb

On this episode Darren gets into an array of financial and immigration topics – implications of the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement which replaced NAFTA, non-immigrant vs. immigrant visas, potential tax issues and more.