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Does your family have a succession plan? Tips for maintaining family harmony

December 01, 2021 |RBC Wealth Management

Harmony across families can be maintained by having multi-generational dialogue. Learn how you can start the conversation with your loved ones.

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The trusted contact person policy to provide much needed clarity

September 15, 2021 |Curtis Grainger Jason Fields
The trusted contact person is an individual designated by a client whom we as advisors can call upon if they suspect something is amiss with the client. Find out more about the importance of naming one for yourself and your parents in this article.
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A Financial Plan for your Extended Retirement

April 29, 2021 |Jason Fields & Curtis Grainger
The potential for longer retirements and lower investment yields means investors may need to consider different ways of structuring their portfolios. A 60 year old has a 25% chance of living until age 97. Are you ready for a 40 year retirement? Click...
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COVID-19 highlights the need for bold change in Canada’s eldercare system

June 23, 2020 |Naomi Powell

Canadians in long-term care have paid the heftiest price in this pandemic, with 82% of deaths coming from within their ranks.

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The Wealthy Barber on why a DIY approach for executors is often unwise

August 13, 2019 |Jason Fields & Curtis Grainger
David Chilton aka “the wealthy barber” speaks about why getting professional help is about peace of mind and family harmony. He goes on to explain that this is often the part that’s way too frequently forgotten or underestimated. Click here to read more...
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One-Fifth of Young Boomers have Zero Retirement Savings

May 16, 2019 |Jason Fields & Curtis Grainger
A new survey finds that slightly more than one-fifth of pre-retirement, young baby boomers in Canada (aged 55 to 64) have saved nothing for retirement. Click here for details.
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