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April Newsletter

Personal Wealth and Finance




Financial Viewpoint

Setting up your life insurance beneficiaries

It is wise to take a few extra steps to plan how you set up your beneficiaries on a life insurance policy.


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Investor Insight

RRSP and TFSA REVIEW**

What are some differences between a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)? The tax benefits of the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) The TFSA is a registered savings account that makes it easy for Canadian taxpayers …


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Investor Insight

Investing with an advisory team

If you are an investor who remembers the mortgage debt crisis of 2008-9, you know that the stock market lost significant value. From an investment standpoint, the real downside occurred when some investors sold off their equity holdings due to …


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Life Insurance

Disability Planning QUICK REVIEW

When you own your own business, you do not have the security of group insurance that employees have. After several years, you may find that you are drawing a substantial income from a successful venture. Disability Planning: Let’s do a …


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Investor Insight

Estate considerations when using the RRSP vehicle

RRSPs alone may not be best for the wealthy The following chart indicates that you can save a small fortune over time in an RRSP. Since your focus is on retirement, much of your wealth may accumulate using this registered vehicle. …


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Investor Insight

The perils of cashing out in volatile markets

Though volatility has been frequent, Dow Jones has risen substantially through the waves of buying and selling trends. During the pandemic, panic selling occurred in March 2020 but recovered despite volatility. Moreover, a bullish buying period ensued into April 2022, …


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Investor Insight

Balancing Investor Risk and Reward

The risk/reward concept states that the higher the risk of a particular investment, the higher the possible return. Although there usually is some risk with any equity investment, it is essential to assess just how much risk your portfolio should carry. Risk involves the potential for gain or loss of monies invested.


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Business

Disability Buy-Sell Agreements

Two strategies protect shareholders against the liabilities of another significant shareholder becoming disabled.


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Investor Insight

How market volatility can work for the investor

Volatility is when prices of stocks and equity funds increasingly shift in value up or down.


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Estate View

7 ways life insurance protects your financial foundation

Life insurance has been called the foundation of your net worth. If you have a spouse or children, the initial stages of your financial strategy should include adequate life insurance coverage.


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