Andrew Sutcliffe
1525 Carling Ave Suite 200 K1Z 8R9 Ottawa, ON, Canada

It is very easy to overlook having an emergency fund in place for your financial plan. Let's be honest, a lot of us don't have the proper discipline to maintain a proper cash balance to ensure our bills are covered in case of an emergency. It is much more rewarding today to go on vacation next week or buy that new car than to put away some money that is going to sit at the bank. But having an emergency fund is a key component of your financial plan and should not be your line of credit or credit card. If you don't have your emergency fund started, don't stress out because building an emergency fund is not an impossible task - here's how to do it. #emergencyfund #cashflowmanagement #financialplanning

Interest rates have a wide impact on the economy and a direct impact on your investments and on your investment choices. But how do low or high interest affect those investment choices? #interestrates #investments #financialplanning

I had the pleasure of dropping off a couple of donations for The Agape Centre in Cornwall. This organization does great things for Cornwall and we're more than happy to support their efforts to end hunger.

If you’ve reached retirement age but aren’t ready to call it quits, if you have a passion that you’d like to turn into a business during retirement here’s what you need to know. #retirement #business #businessowner

It's important to teach your kids the value of good money habits, of saving, and planning for their future; but there is also so much more to life. #life #financialplanning #saving #money

#Boomers are often optimists but, according to a recent survey*, they can also be unrealistic about their health and the state of their #finances in #retirement.