In the roller-coaster that is life, there are a lot of risks. Some risks are necessary in order to progress anywhere meaningful. Other risks are unnecessary or the reward is not worth it, therefore they should be avoided. Although there are some subjective aspects to risk like we talked about a couple weeks ago, there... Continue Reading →
When you get to be around 50 or 55 the idea of retirement seems to creep up rather quickly. Below we outline some great finance tips to utilize as you approach retirement. If you do not fall into this life stage check out our previous posts about Finance Tips for Millennial's; Finance Tips for Young... Continue Reading →
This article was originally published in Grainews. Grainews is an agricultural based publication written for farmers, and often by farmers, in a style they understand. Don and Erik work closely with author Andrew Allentuck, providing the background financial plans and theoretical analysis for Andrew's Farm Financial Planner column. The Farm Financial Planner column has recently... Continue Reading →
Is it easy to see the value your wealth management professionals are adding? Most would instinctively say yes, especially when the market has been on the rise. When the market is going up, it is expected that wealth management professionals report and take credit for portfolio gains. However, when the market hits a turbulent stretch,... Continue Reading →
Life is filled with decisions, and each decision comes with its own set of risks. When making a decision it can be difficult to determine what risks you are comfortable taking. It becomes even harder when making decisions on topics you're not well informed on. When it comes to life, and specifically wealth management, how... Continue Reading →
Just under a year ago we wrote an article on the posted inflation rates. That article can be found here. Now that 2018 is in the rear-view mirror, we thought we would look at inflation with a new set of stats. Before we get ahead of ourselves, lets make sure everyone understand what inflation is.... Continue Reading →
Thousands of soon-to-be graduates are preparing to enter the "real world" as exam season nears at many Universities and Colleges. The end of a school year is always a stressful time; Finishing your academics strong, finding a job, all the graduation festivities, and emotions that go with it. Although finances often take a backseat, their... Continue Reading →
If any of your attention has been given to news recently, it's easy to see that uncertain times lay ahead. There have been some tough challenges for the average Canadian and Canadian's small businesses the past couple years, but will this continue into 2019 and beyond? Points of concern: The recent inversion of the yield... Continue Reading →
In this weeks blog post, we continue with our finance tips series. In previous weeks, we have already covered the millennial's, and the young parents. This week we move to the next step in the earnings life-cycle: Peak Earning Years. This stage in life usually comes between the ages of 40-55. At this age people... Continue Reading →
