Greg Ford
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You've probably heard about life insurance but did you know there are different types? Heres a quick look at the 4 most popular ones. Not sure which one is right for you? I can help. Contact me today.

A new habit emerging is pandemic proofing your finances. With so much uncertainty, its important to be prepared. I can help. Reach out to me today. #personalfinance

Investing early and at regular intervals are 2 key #tips when investing in the market. If time is on your side worrying about the market will only cause more stress. Instead, focus on the things you can control and let the market do the work.

Taking a brisk walk early in the morning not only has many health benefits but it can increase alertness and improve your mood. Heres how to make the most of your morning walks.

Imagine this: youve been working hard for decades and starting to feel comfortable about your financial future. All of sudden, a major life event forces you to retire sooner than you expected. Having an advisor on your side will help you plan before it happens. Reach out to me today! #planforthefuture #retirement

As kids are heading off to post-secondary school its important to revisit the basics of an RESP. For answers to your savings questions, reach out to me today. #RESP #Education

Do you have an advisor? Sun Lifes recent survey found that Canadians working with an advisor often feel more financially secure and healthy. Heres how working with an advisor like myself can help you address your needs and goals- no matter your life stage.

Working from home for the foreseeable future? You may want to touch base with your home insurance provider since your job may give rise to liability that isnt included or fully covered by your home insurance policy. #Insurance

With kids going back to school, were entering a new normal which may be making you a little anxious. This is to be expected. To help you prepare, here are a few tips to help keep your kids informed, healthy and safe.

As CERB comes to an end, the government will be launching a new Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) to help provide financial support to Canadians who are still out of work. Click here to learn more. #CERB #CRB

Many students will be finding their way back to school these days. Are you ready? Here's how to prep your kids for going to school or daycare in a social-distancing world. http://bit.ly/8B2S2

It was recently announced by the Bank of Canada that interest rates wont be going up anytime soon but thats not a green light to go take on more debt.

Business owners youre facing a lot right now trying to pivot your business around this new way of life all while balancing the safety of consumers, employees and family. Remember to step back and take time for yourself, as you are your #1 investment. #mentalhealth #health

If youve been watching the #markets and wondering when the best time is to invest, there are a few important facts you need to review before diving in:

Instead of asking What should you do when the markets go down? try What should I not do? Panic. For questions about your investments, contact me today.

In the Q1 market update it comes as no surprise that were in a #recession due to the pandemic but where do we go from here? Check out Sun Lifes most recent market update here:

Farmers- heres all you need to know about the $252M emergency aid package coming your way.

Preparing for retirement is a multi-faceted approach built on the premise that economic conditions will remain stable. How could the current pandemic reshape retirement in Canada? Learn more here:

#CERB payments are aimed at helping Canadians who have lost their income due to #COVID-19. But what happens if youve chosen not to work? You could have to pay it back!

Did you know that CERB is taxable? Dont be surprised when you have to pay a portion back. Set aside 20% of each payment so youre not left finding the #money later.

https://www.cbc.ca//federal-government-covid-19-emergency-

https://www.cbc.ca//trudeau-updates-canadians-on-covid19-b

Hey Canadians : If you already applied for Employment Insurance (regular or sick benefits) you do not need to reapply for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit.... If you became eligible for EI on or after March 15: Your claim will be processed under the Canada Emergency Benefit. If you became eligible before March 15: Your claim will be processed under the pre-existing Employment insurance rules, regardless of when you apply. Canada.ca/coronavirus-cerb

Its completely normal to be concerned about the recent market volatility, but panicking, much like hoarding toilet paper, wont help.

https://www.cbc.ca//canadian-emergency-wage-subsidy-explai

https://www.cbc.ca//trudeau-covid19-business-supports-1.55

The government has lowered the minimum withdrawal rate for RRIFs by 25%, but is that enough?

#COVID19 has impacted all of us in many ways. If you find yourself facing financial hardship, the government and many service providers are here to help. Remember, we are all in this together.

Click the link below to find out more information regarding the Canada Emergency Response Benefit available to those who are no longer employed due to #COVID19

Attn: Chambers Plan Group Members Please read the attached images to learn about the recent updates to your Chambers Plan. If you have any questions send us a message!

Filing your taxes is probably the last thing on your mind right now. In an effort to help mediate the financial strain on Canadians, the government has announced new tax deadlines.

Are you out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Learn what steps the Canadian government is taking to protect Canadians against income loss:

For our clients who are insured with the Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance Benefit Plan. The landing page for the Chamber Plan has excellent up to date resources regarding the status of COVID-19 Out of Country Travel coverage, disability and much more. www.chamberplan.ca

It's normal for markets to go up and down. As an investor, here's what you need to know about the impact of #coronavirus: