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Your financial planning will be unlike anyone else’s. Each of us will begin at a different place and have different goals and timeframes.
Start your financial planning by selecting the profile below that best describes you. If you're not sure which of the descriptions matches you, explore the information for each profile to see which fits you most closely.
| accumulating greater assets for the future |
You are looking for ways to accumulate greater assets for the future - by saving more of your money, lowering your borrowing costs, and learning the best ways to invest.
You may be just starting to analyze your spending and take a closer look at how you can stretch your income to pay debts, maintain your lifestyle, and prepare for your future needs. You probably have less than $50,000 in investable assets*.
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| accumulated assets and growing financial needs |
You have accumulated significant levels of assets, but these assets can be offset by a growing number of financial needs and family responsibilities; such as your children's education, paying off a mortgage or investing for your retirement.
You may need a long-term financial strategy to help meet all these goals and responsibilities. Your investable assets* may be somewhere between $50,000 and $250,000.
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| nearing your lifetime financial goals |
You are well on your way to becoming financially secure and achieving your lifetime financial goals, having accumulated a significant level of assets. Your savings and investments have become key sources of income and financial security.
You might wish to take a broader look at your life for a more complete financial strategy which includes banking services, investments, insurance, estate and trust planning and business succession planning. You likely have investable assets* over $250,000.
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* Your investable assets are the total of your registered and non-registered cash, income and growth assets - excluding non-financial investments such as your home, real estate, cars, jewellery, etc.
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