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Navigating Financial Waters in 2021 and Beyond

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 …

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Kurt is quoted by The Globe & Mail about how to deal with the pandemic and your finances in 2021*

Kurt Rosentreter is quoted in this opinion article “Schooled by the coronavirus pandemic, financial planners offer their No. 1 piece of advice for the year …

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Second COVID-19 wave has parents struggling to decide whether they can afford to not work*

[The Globe and Mail] With schools adjusting to new online and in-person classroom setups, the pandemic has left many working parents struggling to juggle their …

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Kurt Rosentreter Tax Planning Tips Q1 2020

In this quarterly edition of Tax Tips, Kurt dives into topics that include: Motor Vehicle Expenses, Employment Expenses, Travel Expenses, The Federal Carbon Tax, and …

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Coronavirus, Cannabis, and the U.S. Election – Our Thoughts

Coronavirus, Cannabis, and the U.S. Election – like it or not, these are the topics we are hearing about in the news and Our Team …

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Annual Economic Outlook 2020

Kurt provides his insight and summary from the Economic Club of Canada’s annual forum where they provide their predictions for the world of finance in …

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2020 First Quarter Market Update

In this market update, Kurt provides a brief summary of what the market experienced in 2019 and what we can look forward to in 2020.

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Team Newsletter, January 2020

Happy New Year! With this edition of our team’s newsletter, we waste no time in getting right down to the important aspects of your finances …

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Kurt Rosentreter 2019 Year-End Tax Tips

Happy Holidays! In this edition, Kurt provides a detailed list of 2019 Year-End Tax Tips and 2019 Remuneration.

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Team Newsletter, December 2019

The holidays have arrived! In this edition of our team newsletter, we touch on topics that include: Credit Union Due Diligence, Tax Loss Selling, Gift …

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Kurt Rosentreter Tax Planning Tips Q4 2019

Fourth Quarter Tax Tips include the following topics: Taxable Benefits, Property Flipping, Unclaimed Bank Deposits, Protecting Your Tax Information, and Trusts for Disabled Beneficiaries.

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2019 Third Quarter Update

As we head into the final months of 2019, Kurt sums up the “need-to-know” market information of the third quarter.

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