May 2021 Newsletter from Kurt and Team
Annual General Meeting for Berkshire Hathaway, COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the insurance industry, Federal Budget, ESG investing, Lost or Unclaimed Financial A ssets, House Sales Activity
Annual General Meeting for Berkshire Hathaway, COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the insurance industry, Federal Budget, ESG investing, Lost or Unclaimed Financial A ssets, House Sales Activity
On April 19, 2021, the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, the Honorable Chrystia Freeland, presented Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience, to the House of Commons.
With this edition of our team’s newsletter, we waste no time in getting right down to the important aspects of your finances to pay attention to. Topics include: Personal Tax Returns, cryptocurrency, RESP accounts, RRSP contribution, and more!
Tired of GICs at Low Rates?, RRSP Deadline, Things to consider before completing your RRSP contribution, Individual and group RRSPs, Tax Slips, RRSP and Home Buyer’s Plan…
It’s not the stock market you need to worry about… Count on Kurt and the team to guide you through decisions in your investment portfolio. Your goals are well in hand as we explore the realities of what you need to consider to reach your financial future.
Every year the Economic Club of Canada interviews the chief economists from the big banks in Canada regarding their financial predictions for the year ahead. The following is a summary of the key discussion points by Kurt Rosentreter and Mathew Cain.
Tax Tickler…some points to consider…
Every year the Economic Club of Canada interviews the chief economists from the big banks in Canada regarding their financial predictions for the year ahead. We had the pleasure of sitting in this forum again in early January 2021 alongside hundreds of money managers, bankers, advisors, economists, and others.
2020 and the Impact of a Pandemic on our Finances: Kurt Rosentreter Before the pandemic, e-commerce, home delivery and ordering online were growing at a steady pace. Global lockdowns accelerated these trends and businesses will need to adapt or die. We may be seeing the slow death of shopping malls.
It’s not the stock market you need to worry about…