Our Financial Planning Process
We believe financial life planning is a life-long process. Life priorities and goals can, and often do change, as a person ages and a family matures. It’s important that any financial life plan be flexible, dynamic, and adaptable to stay in alignment with one’s changing life priorities and goals.
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Vision
The heart of our Financial Planning process is Vision. A clearly articulated Vision and clearly stated life goals are essential to an effective financial life plan.
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Wealth
The Financial Planning process focuses on three types of wealth: person, portfolio, and possession.
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Tax and Estate
Taxes are a fact of life in Canada, as they are in most other developed countries.
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Cash (Flow)
Cash and Cash Flow is “Vision” fuel. After tax income from employment or self-employment, and/or from portfolio investments can be spent or saved.
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Risk
We live with risk every day. Risk cannot often be eliminated completely. It can sometimes be minimized and/or managed.