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Four Tips For An Executor Have you said yes to be an executor for someone’s will? Do you know what the role entails? If you talk with someone that has performed the duties it can be a lot more work than you might first think. Here are some tips to…
Read More »It’s Not That Much Anymore… Is a million enough? It used to be that having a million dollars was a big deal, right? You were set for life with no cares or worries financially. When did that change? Have you ever made any statements such as; I remember when gas…
Read More »How To Best Use This Investment Account What is a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and how can you benefit from it? Since it was launched back in 2009, financial advisors and institutions have added a new investment acronym, TFSA. While there has been lots of discussion and advertising about TFSAs,…
Read More »What Are Your Options? What is the best investment plan to use to save for retirement? It used to be fairly simple; the answer was maximizing your RRSP. Do you know what is the best strategy for your situation? Do you know what your options are? Here is a basic…
Read More »Prepare Your Business For Sale Only 9% of business owners have a documented transition plan in place and yet 70% of small business owners plan to transition in the next 10 years*! As a financial planner I continue to meet business owners who are planning to sell or transition their…
Read More »The Most Overlooked Risk What is your biggest asset? Most people might answer your house, boat, car, or investments. When in fact it is your income and your ability to earn a living. When I review a person’s financial situation, one of the most common areas that is overlooked is…
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