Jets, weird food and back to school.

 July 02, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Deep in thought I was alarmed by the sound of a jet flying by my office window yesterday afternoon – a reminder that the annual CNE air show is this weekend – traditionally marking the last long weekend of the summer. If you are in the city this weekend...
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149 years old

 July 01, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Today is Canada Day – our nation’s birthday. Technically speaking it is a federal statutory holiday celebrating the anniversary of the July 1, 1867, enactment of the Constitution Act, 1867 (then called the British North America Act, 1867), which united...
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Should I stay, or should I go? I’ll go.

 June 25, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Britain’s 51.9% vs. 48.1% vote to leave the EU was a significant surprise to markets today and an outcome that is still reverberating through the headlines. As a part of my ongoing commitment to provide my clients with timely and insightful updates, I...
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What's on your list?

 May 27, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
What do you want to do before you kick the proverbial bucket? I’d like to go sky diving, drive on the Autobahn, go on a scotch tour & play golf in Scotland, visit the floating markets in Thailand, learn a fourth language and go on an African safari, to...
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#WeTheNorth

 May 13, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
I’ll be the first to admit that while I am a mediocre sports fan throughout the year, I am a real bandwagon fan when a Toronto team is winning – and as such, I’ve been on the emotional Raptors rollercoaster for the past several weeks enduring late nights...
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Too much of anything is never good

 May 06, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Without really meaning to, I had Sushi every day this week – and while it is certainly delicious, a friend of mine seemed rather alarmed by the amount of fish I had consumed and suggested I make a point of diversifying my meals next week. Being someone...
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IN-TES-TATE

 April 29, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Noun | a person who has died without having made a will Adjective | (of a person) not having made a will. Use it in a sentence: Prince died intestate. Simply put, this means that your provincial government decides how your assets will be divided - not...
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Breaking up is hard to do

 April 22, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
I had to make a hard decision this week – I broke up with a client. My wealth management practice is a collection of amazing people – all of you know this first hand because like likes like. And because fit is so very important to me, I aim to ensure...
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

 April 01, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
Did you prank anyone for April Fools’ day today? I can never seem to keep a straight enough face to fool anyone. If you got someone good, I’d love to hear about it. A prank we’ve seen time and time again is the divergence between our heart and our mind...
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Budget Surprise

 March 25, 2016 |Dian Chaaban
The new Liberal government delivered its first federal budget on March 22nd in Ottawa this week. While you’ve probably seen plenty of media coverage, I thought you would appreciate an overview of how some of the budget items relate to investments and...
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