Faith-Based Financial Planning for Families & Small Business Owners
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Case One
Stressed out Couple
THE CHALLENGE
Dominic and Esther are in their mid-to-late 30s. He is a successful engineer and she is a well-paid marketing consultant with an I.T. company in Toronto. They have been married for 12 years and have three children, ages 10, 7, and 5. As a working couple with three young children, they barely have time to evaluate their finances. They have very ambitious goals but have never found the time to map out how they will attain them…
Case Two
Single Working Mom
THE CHALLENGE
Glenda is a working mother of two boys in her early 40s. As Nurse Practitioner, she earned a healthy salary that she was quite proud of. A few years ago, she met with a financial advisor in an attempt to make sure that she was on track financially. The advisor she met with convinced her to take out an investment loan to get a tax write-off. Glenda’s investment portfolio wasn’t doing well and due to the state of the market…
Case Three
Young Professional
THE CHALLENGE
Tony is a young professional who has worked his way up the corporate ladder over the last 11 years. He now earns a six-figure salary and for the first time in his life, he feels that he can really start planning for his future. Tony bought a condo in Richmond Hill a few years ago, and also has some small investments but “nothing substantial”. He would love to invest in more properties…
Case Four
Medical Professional/Business Owner
THE CHALLENGE
Stanley is a busy Obstetrician/Gynecologist who, over the years, has accumulated sizable capital within his corporation. He is beginning to think about retirement and estimates that in another 15 years he would really like to slow things down. He would also like to move some money out of his corporation…
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The Dollar Savvy Podcast
Episode 6: Never Enough – 3 Keys to Financial Contentment
In this episode we challenge this perspective by giving you 3 keys to financial contentment.
Episode 5: The Uses of Money Series – To Give
We dive into the topic of Giving which is one of the 4 uses of money.
Episode 4: The Uses of Money Series – To Grow
In this episode, we tackle the third use of money – which is for “Growth” or to grow your money.
From The Blog
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Caring for a Critically Ill Child
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4 Financial Steps to take to Prepare for a New Baby
Financial issues sometimes do not get enough attention, but this can be especially true in the case of preparing for a new baby. Preparing for a new baby is a fun, yet frantic time. There are a million things you need to think about and how your finances are going to change are one of […]
From The PRESS
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For Fed, A Strong Job Market And Strong Economy Throughout Trump's Presidency
The Federal Reserve projected GDP growth of 2.8% this year in the median, declining to 2.4% next year and 2% in 2020, an election year. But while the economic cycle is finally turning, thanks in part to the tightening cycle embarked on by the Fed, the unemployment rate is expected to remain under 4%, based on median projections. […]
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Risk: The Most Important Question To Get Right
Investors often get hung up on the wrong questions. Should I buy more Apple stock? Should I sell this dog of a mutual fund? How will the Fed impact my bond fund this month? These questions can be important. But they pale in comparison to the most significant question for your portfolio: How much risk should I take? […]
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