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POLL: Please vote :) How much would you pay to have a clear understanding of what your investments are doing for you? a) $19.95 b) $25.95... c) $39.95 Keep in mind what you are already paying banks and brokers in fees. Are they helping you understand what you have and will have at retirement? You always here advisors say invest long term, so why do statements only show short term growth? See more

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The Issue Money Invested + Growth Rate + Time = Your Retirement Savings If you reduce any of these requirements the outcome will be affected negatively.As an example: 25 years old wishing to save $200 month expecting 8% growth... You have been advised to expect your savings to be worth $431,060.00 at age 60 DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR AVERAGE GROWTH RATE IS? If the above savings was to achieve only 5% average growth rate = $222,552.00 at age 60 Take Control of your savings & investments by insuring you have CLARITY on how well your savings are working for you.If you are monitoring your Plans you can make adjustments to your savings vehicles or amount being invested to bring your goal back in line.

Its Tax Time again, for many Canadians this is the time of year when they see Canada Revenue Agency send them a Refund. So what options should you review before simply ear marking these new found dollars as spendable cash. 1)Invest in a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) this could increase next years tax refund. a.The money in the RSP grows Tax Deferred b.Your allowable to be purchased is indicated on your Notice of Assessment (NOA) which you received once your... taxes were filed. 2)Invest in a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) a.The money grows fully Tax Free b.Your allowable to be purchased is indicated on your Notice of Assessment (NOA) which you received once your taxes were filed. 3)For Parents, purchase an RESP a.Take advantage of the Canadian Governments 20% grant which caps out at $500 per year b.So you deposit $1,000 and the Government deposits $200 = $1,200.00 growing tax deferred until your child needs off College, University or a Trade School. These are but a few suggestions that can be considered. Each have certain conditions which you should review with your Lender, Financial Advisor or Investment Provider to insure you fully understand. See more

Wondering what a TAX FREE SAVINGS ACCOUNT (TFSA) is or how it works? Click the attached link and see if its something you might want to add to your savings plan.

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