Andrew D. M. Dobson

2 weeks ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Julie Cazzin |Andrew D. M. Dobson

Q. My spouse is near the end of her life and she has approximately $60,000 she wants to transfer to her son to be used for her two grandchildren’s education. I suggested she could transfer the amount to her son’s registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) while living without triggering any tax implications. He has the contribution room available. No one agrees with me. What is the best and cheapest way to get these funds to her son for the grandkids?

Dec 18, 2024 | dobbernationloves.com | Andrew D. M. Dobson

Christmosas are a celebratory cocktail best served at Christmas brunch or holiday parties in December. Prepare a classic Mimosa with Prosecco sparkling wine and freshly squeezed orange juice than give it a fun Christmas spin by adding cranberry juice. Serve the festive drink in an elegant coupe glass garnished with a rosemary sprig and fresh cranberry skewer. It’ll be a big hit at your next holiday bash or Christmas morning family brunch.

Dec 17, 2024 | dobbernationloves.com | Andrew D. M. Dobson

Kolasnittar, also known as “Caramel Cuts,” are a traditional Swedish cookie typically served during the Christmas holiday baking season. Our easy homemade Kolasnittar recipe has a distinct chewy texture, which contrasts nicely with the crunchy kosher salt sprinkled over each cookie. It’s the perfect cookie for fans of “salted caramel,” flavoured desserts.

Dec 12, 2024 | dobbernationloves.com | Andrew D. M. Dobson

A Christmas Moscow Mule is a celebratory cocktail best served at holiday parties in December. Prepare a classic Moscow Mule with vodka, ginger beer and lime than give it a fun Christmas spin by muddling the drink with cranberry juice and adding a cinnamon stick, rosemary sprig and cranberry pick garnish.

Nov 19, 2024 | dobbernationloves.com | Andrew D. M. Dobson |Karolyne Ellacott

I’ll admit it. When I was planning a trip to Bhutan, and Delhi came up as a stopover option, I didn’t exactly jump at the idea. Years ago I spent a good chunk of time—three months—backpacking through India’s north with a friend. While the country absolutely entranced me in a multitude of ways, and I told anyone who’d listen that they simply had to go, returning as a solo female traveller fired up my anxiety. Until I learned about India For Beginners, that is.