(Photo: Shutterstock) Financial planning is beneficial for the consumer. It can also change the agent or advisor from seller to professional. Plans must cost money and be transferable. Why? The reasons are “you get what you pay for” and the recommendations should be able to be implemented by the clientRead More →
I am 63 years old and single and living in Ontario. My house is worth $1,200,000 and my investments are also worth $1,200,000. I have a small indexed pension of $17,000 and expect full CPP. What do you think?-John A. Many years ago, part of my training in the insuranceRead More →
How Life Insurance Can Play a Role in Real Estate Investing As a real estate investor, chances are your financial portfolio is spotless. You’re probably used to evaluating short-term and long-term possibilities, and you probably think you’ve planned out each scenario. There is, however, one cornerstone that you may haveRead More →