#rrsp

[elliottfinancialconsultants]

Not saving for your retirement? See the photo! Don't get jealous when you see your friends enjoying theirs. It's RRSP season and March 2, 2020, is the deadline for contributing to an RRSP for the 2019 tax year. Here are some RRSP tips to get you ahead: 1. Have a plan 2. Contribute early 3. Understand your options 4. Be aware of timelines 5. Re-evaluate often I highly recommend that you start a relationship with a Certified Financial Planner. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557 for more details. http://bit.ly/35fI6PN

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[elliottfinancialconsultants]

Contact | Elliott Financial Consultants

Don't forget that March 2, 2020, is the deadline for contributing to an RRSP for the 2019 tax year. Contributing to an RRSP is a great way to save for your retirement. Contributions are tax-deductible, and taxes are deferred until you withdraw your money. If you are looking for an RRSP strategy to get the most back from your investment, consider calling Wayne Elliott. I can help you choose an RRSP solution to help meet your retirement goals. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557 to set up an appointment. I look forward to hearing from you. http://bit.ly/35fI6PN

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Contact | Elliott Financial Consultants

It's RRSP season and the last day to invest for 2018 is March 1, 2019. With competing for financial priorities, your best intentions to fit saving into your financial security plan can get railroaded. This year work with a Certified Financial Planner and consider a pre-authorized contribution (PAC) plan. This strategy will help to take some of the worries out of saving and allow you to contribute regularly to your investments. I would like to share some RRSP tips: 1. Have a plan 2. Contribute early 3. Understand your options 4. Be aware of timelines 5. Re-evaluate often I highly recommend that you start a relationship with a Certified Financial Planner. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557 for more details. http://j.mp/2S40ZlS

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Contact | Elliott Financial Consultants

Your business is unique and your retirement plan should be too. It can seem confusing and complicated with all the retirement options that are available. One entrepreneur’s plan may need the advice of a specialized tax lawyer and another plan may not. The great news is there is help available! I can help customize your retirement plan to best suit your needs. You have built a successful business and now’s the time to consider building a successful retirement strategy. If you are uncertain about your retirement, my advice may be the solution you’re looking for. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557 to have a chat or to set up a meeting. Don't forget that the RRSP deadline is coming soon. http://j.mp/2S40ZlS

[elliottfinancialconsultants]

Contact | Elliott Financial Consultants

Don't forget that March 1, 2019, is the deadline for contributing to an RRSP for the 2018 tax year. Contributing to an RRSP is still one of the most popular ways to save for your retirement. Contributions are tax-deductible, and taxes are deferred until you withdraw your money. Not sure which direction to take? I can help you choose an RRSP solution to help meet your retirement goals. Consider working with a certified financial planner. That relationship has plenty of benefits. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557 to chat. I look forward to hearing from you. http://j.mp/2S40ZlS

[canajunfinances]

The Nortel collapse wasn’t just a corporate failure; it was a retirement shock for thousands of Canadians. This article reflects on what happened, what it taught me, and why pensions should be viewed as a foundation, not the entire retirement plan. #Retirement #Pensions #CanadianFinance

The Pension Question

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Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is a popular investment strategy among Canadians, especially during market volatility. It focuses on investing fixed amounts regularly, rather than trying to time the market. While it may not always yield higher returns than lump-sum investing, DCA can improve investor behavior and reduce emotional stress in uncertain markets.

Dollar-Cost Averaging in Canada: Does It Actually Work?