Todd Bergstresser
230 22nd Street E - Suite 300 S7K 0E9 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

A quick update about the Risk Parity investment strategy we use to manage the majority of our client accounts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnrZmbpRWnU&feature=youtu.be

The government extends the tax deadline to June 1 amidst the COVID-19 outbreak. OTTAWA Canadians will have one extra month to file their taxes to the Canada R...evenue Agency, the National Post has learned. The announcement will be made tomorrow by federal ministers as part of a larger series of financial measures to assist Canadian individuals and governments through the COVID-19 pandemic. So instead of an April 30 filing deadline for the 2020 tax filing season, Canadians will have until June 1 to submit their income tax return to CRA. The deadline to pay off any outstanding balances interest-free will also be extended, this time to July 31. Businesses will also have more time to pay their taxes without paying any interest or penalties. The new deadline will be July 31 to pay any corporate taxes or make any scheduled instalment payments. National Post

My first blog post - things to consider when picking an investment advisor.

So your ultimate goal is to pay your mortgage off faster... So why are there no strategies promoted by financial insitutions to actually assist with this nee...d? Because the banks are not interested in you paying off your mortgage sooner. But we most certainly are.... Enter the "Tax Deductible Mortgage Strategy".... This strategy gives Canadians the potential to earn tax refunds from making their regular mortgage payments and using them to pay down their mortgage faster to become mortgage free much sooner. It also gives Canadians the potential to build additional wealth simply by making their regular scheduled mortgage payment. By becoming mortgage free quicker, it then allows Canadians to enter into the TFSA Maximizer Strategy much sooner. Learn How This Strategy Works... https://www.youtube.com/watch

* * * Business Owners!!! * * * When we are tax planning for our clients we often see that many Canadians still do not understand the benefits of paying their in...surance through their corporation. If you are eligible, it is certainly an easy way to save on tax. The difference can be as wide as 12% vs 48% depending upon the province you live in. So a $2000 annual life insurance premium would cost $2270 of pretax corporate income when compared to up to $3846 of pretax income individually....Quite a substantial difference.