We believe that financial plans are NOT to be made once, put away and never revisited as to ‘stay the course’.
We believe that financial plans are a living and evolving document which serves as the basis for revelations and potential red flags.
We break down planning into specific areas that each require individual attention.
Planning must be: Comprehensive – Evolving – Purposeful – Attainable – Measurable
We believe that tax planning is not only the job of your Accountant.
By no means are we suggesting that they are not necessary, however, to no fault of their own, they are not looking at the entire picture.
We believe that Wealth Managers and Accountants need to sit at the same table to ensure the success of a cohesive plan.
Each year, many Canadians pass away without a will, leaving the law to settle their estates without direction from the deceased regarding their desired intention.
Not only can a proper estate plan adhere to the intended wishes of the deceased, but also mitigate and in some cases eliminate the tax burden that is payable by the estate.
Estate planning requires a team that will dedicate the proper attention to detail.
It never ceases to amaze us how every time there is a conversation with an insurance agent there is always a new insurance concern.
As registered Insurance Advisors we feel it is always best to begin with a plan – which leads to the most relevant questions:
WHAT & WHY?
Why are we holding insurance?
What is the strategy?
Insurance has two main purposes – avoiding sudden shortfalls and estate protection.
We believe that tax planning is not only the job of your Accountant.
By no means are we suggesting that they are not necessary, however, to no fault of their own, they are not looking at the entire picture.
We believe that Wealth Managers and Accountants need to sit at the same table to ensure the success of a cohesive plan.
Each year, many Canadians pass away without a will, leaving the law to settle their estates without direction from the deceased regarding their desired intention.
Not only can a proper estate plan adhere to the intended wishes of the deceased, but also mitigate and in some cases eliminate the tax burden that is payable by the estate.
Estate planning requires a team that will dedicate the proper attention to detail.
It never ceases to amaze us how every time there is a conversation with an insurance agent there is always a new insurance concern.
As registered Insurance Advisors we feel it is always best to begin with a plan – which leads to the most relevant questions:
WHAT & WHY?
Why are we holding insurance?
What is the strategy?
Insurance has two main purposes – avoiding sudden shortfalls and estate protection.
We believe that tax planning is not only the job of your Accountant.
By no means are we suggesting that they are not necessary, however, to no fault of their own, they are not looking at the entire picture.
We believe that Wealth Managers and Accountants need to sit at the same table to ensure the success of a cohesive plan.
Each year, many Canadians pass away without a will, leaving the law to settle their estates without direction from the deceased regarding their desired intention.
Not only can a proper estate plan adhere to the intended wishes of the deceased, but also mitigate and in some cases eliminate the tax burden that is payable by the estate.
Estate planning requires a team that will dedicate the proper attention to detail.
It never ceases to amaze us how every time there is a conversation with an insurance agent there is always a new insurance concern.
As registered Insurance Advisors we feel it is always best to begin with a plan – which leads to the most relevant questions:
WHAT & WHY?
Why are we holding insurance?
What is the strategy?
Insurance has two main purposes – avoiding sudden shortfalls and estate protection.
We believe the most consequential decision you will make is not a particular investment, or tax-efficient strategy. Instead it’s the advisory team you choose to work with for the next 20 years.
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