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The wheels don’t stop turning in your head just because you’ve retired. In fact, some of the top entrepreneurs in the world didn’t get their start until later in life. American icon and KFC founder Colonel Sanders, for example...

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There’s always a risk associated with any reward. That’s as true for a 5-year-old playing a video game as it is for a Fortune 500 business owner.

The goal in life is to assess whether that risk, no matter how big or small, is worth the reward.

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In the span of a decade, from 2006 to 2016 alone, the average Canadian university tuition rate rose 40%. That number has shown no signs of slowing down anytime soon, either. For the 2017-2018 academic year, average tuition costs in Canada hit $6,571 — a 3.1% increase from the year prior...

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The primary purpose of financial planning is retirement. One day you'll be hanging up your work keys and giving up the 9 to 5. 

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Between June 18th and 21st 2020, our team participated in a very different looking Power To Play adventure (now called Power To Summit), a corporate fundraising event that tests teams' physical and mental limits, in support of Power To Be.

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When it comes to estate planning, there are still some common myths proving tough to kill. Many individuals are unsure of what estate planning is and why you need an estate plan.

Quite frequently, we see individuals and families choosing to forgo setting up an estate plan for a combination of these myths.

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By now we've all heard that Canada, and the globe, is projected to experience a recession this year. This is mainly due to COVID-19 and how this pandemic has halted many industries and economies.

This isn't the first time that we've experienced a recession and chances are — it won't be the last. So how can you recession-proof your money and protect it?

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Business success requires you to be able to pivot with the market. Part of being a business owner, an entrepreneur, or a startup is being ready for the highs and the lows. When the economy takes a turn for the worst, how can you be prepared to ride out the storm?

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Financial planning and retirement planning are like peanut butter and jelly — you can’t really have one without the other.

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Retirement often comes swiftly and without much warning. One day you’re working 40 hours a week, then suddenly, you’re at home with plenty of time on your hands. It happens so fast, in fact, that you sometimes don’t even have time to get around to all your outstanding debts.

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What you ought to know about the differences between them.

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We can probably all agree that financial planning is pretty darn important. Whether you’re spending within the confines of a monthly budget or saving for a new home — there’s a good chance you’re already doing it without even knowing. Alas, there may come a time when you need a helping hand to navigate challenging financial hurdles like investments and taxes.

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