Dealing with a client’s sudden illness
Follow these tips to keep clients from worrying about the bills
- By: Fiona Collie
- March 15, 2012 October 31, 2019
- 12:30
Follow these tips to keep clients from worrying about the bills
Advisors can play a key role when a client receives an unexpected windfall
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada offers these tips
A BMO Nesbitt Burns survey finds most Canadians fail to consider tax implications when investing
CIBC’s Jamie Golombek offers expert tips and strategies to help Canadians reduce the taxes
Consider some straightforward tips and strategies to help minimize the amount of 2011 income tax payable
Breaking up is harder for retired clients
Being a voice of calm advice can solidify relationships
However as Canadians near retirement, their optimism in reaching their savings goals for retirement drops
Boomers are relying heavily on public care for aging parents and are concerned about the impact of eldercare their own lives
An investment approach centered around corporate bonds and dividend-paying stocks is likely to resonate with clients
Weather, followed by finances and family considerations, are the key motivators in deciding where to retire
Survey suggests Canadians remain in the dark about the issues and challenges facing DB plans
Almost one in five Canadians say they don’t understand the benefits of the TFSA
Website ca will help Canadians find information about activities and events planned for the month
Look at the big picture
Five steps to getting clients’ plans in order
IRS tactics causing stress and fear among Canadians with dual U.S. citizenship
Ease time constraints and look beyond the numbers
This generation of clients may have unrealistic goals