Advisor analysis – Mark Halpern
The first question I would ask Karen and Sam is, “Do you have a will?” With a will, they can name a guardian and structure…
- By: Mark Halpern
- May 2, 2013 April 21, 2023
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The first question I would ask Karen and Sam is, “Do you have a will?” With a will, they can name a guardian and structure…
Karen and Sam are saving for retirement and need to build a legacy for their daughter with a serious disability.
Back in March of 2010, the Canadian Foundation for Advancement of Investor Rights issued a report about the dismal state of money market funds
The prospect of insufficient retirement income keeps most Canadians up at night. But the third annual RBC Retirement Myths and Realities Poll reveals the majority…
Your client wants the highest, most consistent income stream possible.
Manulife examines the retirement income, real estate holdings and challenges of elderly households in Asian.
The conventional wisdom within the advisor community is "save, save, save." While this rule is almost always true, low-income clients may pose a slight exception.
Women are more likely to have kids in their late 30s than they are in their early 20s. If clients delay parenthood, how does that…
A couple asks for help with ambitious retirement goals.
For investors who hold fixed income in non-registered accounts, the combination of low yields and high taxes can easily result in negative returns after inflation.
Despite reports of rising commodities, investors shouldn’t be overly anxious about inflation, says Luc de la Durantaye of CIBC. There's a major difference between core…
In the Canadian psyche, the RRSP has become synonymous with retirement. So much so, that most folks forget to factor in other sources of pension,…
If you’re wondering what’s in the retirement market for you as a financial advisor, the answer is: Plenty.