Tradespeople in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador are concerned about their Retirement Plan. They have a lot of questions that they need answered.
In this quick video (less than 2 mins), I share the two biggest questions I get asked frequently by ironworkers, pipefitters, welders and boilermakers about their retirement.
Tradespeople in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador are concerned about their Retirement Plan. They have a lot of questions that they need answered.
In this quick video (less than 2 mins), I share the two biggest questions I get asked frequently by ironworkers, pipefitters, welders and boilermakers about their retirement.
Today is very bittersweet. After over 40 years in the financial services industry I have made the difficult decision to retire today.
I want to talk to you about bad markets, and why it is critical to talk to your advisor during these types of markets.
As you are aware (if you opened your March 31st statements – I know some of you didn’t bother), we had poor performing markets in February and March this year.
As you are aware (if you opened your March 31st statements – I know some of you didn’t bother), we had poor performing markets in February and March this year.
It’s been a month since our last market update. A lot has changed in the market since then. The markets are up roughly 25% since their low of March 23rd.
Nurses in this province have faced substantial increases in their Long Term Disability rates over the last few years. Many nurses are beginning to find their long term disability rates are becoming unaffordable.
I‘ve been taking a lot of calls from clients like you, these last two weeks. I understand you’re concerned about the market and the impact it’s having on your accounts. Many people are worried and rightfully so.
Government workers in this province have seen a substantial increase in their long term disability rates over the last few years. Many workers have found their rates going up by as much as 45% in one year. Alot of workers have found these rates are starting to become unaffordable.
