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Monday, February 6th
Fall Insights Newsletter

We have a couple key items to focus on this fall.  

 
The global economy appears to be making progress towards recovery and the situation in Canada is optimistic.  Still, it may be a bumpy ride and market volatility remains a concern for investors.   Indicators are pointing to a return to the equity markets which is a great opportunity for many.   Page 2 we have some ideas on how investors may position there equities if they want to take a more defensive strategy.  Click here to read more.

Rethinking retirement: What will it mean to you?  
Today, retirement dreams and goals are vastly different form a generation ago.   Whether you envision starting a new business, living in a different country, or volunteering, it all starts with a plan.  Click here to read more on page 3.

Thinking green to help the environment plus how it can pay you.  
 
Cottage Succession Planning Seminar
You are cordially invited to attend an Evening Presentation on

Cottage Succession Planning

 
Presented by: Ed Hemphill, BBA, PFP, ScotiaMcLeod

Guest Speakers

  1. Tom Bryan, Insurance Specialist, ScotiaMcLeod
  2. Douglas D. Buchmayer, BA, LL.B, Lawyer, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
  3. Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 7:00 PM
at  RA Centre – Courtside A - 2451 Riverside Drive, Ottawa
 
Light refreshments will be served
24 hr. RSVP Line - 613.782.6709 or to RSVP Online CLICK HERE
 
Global Forecast Sept 2010

Fall Back

 

For many, the fall means its back to work. For others, it’s back to school.  For some, it’s back to forecasting, with forecasts falling back.

 
 
Canada’s diversified economy should continue to gain support from the ongoing global demand for resources and firm commodity prices. However, less favourable trade prospects with the United States, and a slowing housing market, will likely reinforce a more cautious Bank of Canada policy.”

 

 
Summer Insights Newsletter

Income Trusts, probate fees and vacations with a difference.

Are a few of the items covered in the current issue.   Click here for newsletter

 
Sell in May and go away - fact of fiction
We are heading into the month of July and hopefully there are some nice hot lazy summer days ahead.   The month of May was a very interesting and volatile month for the equity markets both here at home and around the world.   It was just the opposite for the month of April as the TSX was up 1.44% for the month and dropped 3.67% in May.   The US market was in the same boat as the Dow Jones was up 1.40% in April and down 7.92% for May.    Click here to read more
 
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