Retirement planning is a crucial aspect of our financial well-being, and employer-sponsored Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) often play a significant role in building a secure future. However, when leaving an employer, it’s essential to evaluate your options for managing your retirement savings effectively. You will be generally be given the option of leaving the Read More
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The Magic of Dollar Cost Averaging
Let’s talk about one of the best concepts in investing: Dollar Cost Averaging! If you’re not using this to your advantage, you should be! For today’s explanation, I’ll turn to one of my favourite investing authors, Nick Murray. Here’s an excerpt from his book “Simple Wealth, Inevitable Wealth” (which I highly recommend). Compounding is only Read More
Financial Security Planning Solutions for Children
Whether we are parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or siblings, most of us have children in our lives who we care about deeply. We want them to have a full life now, and we also want to set them up for success and happiness in the future. And even though most of us are familiar with Read More
First Home Savings Accounts (FHSA): A Pathway to Affordable Homeownership
The dream of owning a home is one that many Canadians share. However, saving for a down payment can be a daunting task. In an effort to support aspiring homeowners, I am excited to announce the launch of First Home Savings Accounts (FHSAs) through my dealer, Investia. In this blog post I will provide you Read More
The Four Cornerstones
A sound financial security plan should protect you against uncontrollable events such as disabilities or death, while helping you plan for controllable events such as buying a new home and retiring comfortably. To do this, my planning process is based on four cornerstones of financial security planning: Financial security at death All financial security plans Read More
“I can’t invest because I have no money”
The number one reason young adults give me for not saving and investing is that they can’t afford to. I get it. When I finished college at 22, all of my friends were getting married and having kids. I remember being jealous of the married couples because everything they needed to get started was given Read More