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As I write this, we are just finishing the Halloween season and honestly, there’s not much scarier than having your personal information or your whole identity stolen. We have mentioned this in previous newsletters and it’s worth revisiting. We’ve had a number of clients talk to us about things they’ve …

Recent college or university graduates with their first career job have an understandable itch to spend money after years of living on Kraft Dinner. Yet this is the ideal time in life to start developing the correct habits that will lead to a comfortable future lifestyle. But we often hear …

We all know how easy it is to romanticize our retirement years. Many of us make lengthy lists of things we will do and experience in those golden years. We have little doubt about our ability to enjoy the perfect blend of leisure and excitement, which is what makes the …

Going Into Q4

Hard to believe it, but we are already entering the last quarter of 2024. The year has been a mixed bag with lots of good news and bad news to report. As I write this, I’m following the Hurricane that rocked the Southeast United States1. I’m also following the ongoing …

Before a skyscraper can reach for the clouds, it needs a very strong foundation. Once the building is complete, the foundation is virtually unseen. The same goes for our financial strategies. Following are the basics of a strong financial foundation: Budget – Governments and businesses use budgets to properly allocate …

Recently, a client wanted to leave all of their money to two charities through their Will. They wanted to leave a legacy to a few charities, and they didn’t have any close family members. Here is her situation: Age 80, $550,000 in savings (75% non-registered and TFSA), with income of …

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