Investment Planning

Grow Your Savings With a Plan Built Around Your Goals

Saving is a good start. A plan makes it work harder: the right accounts, the right mix of growth and protection, and a timeline that matches your goals.

  • Licensed in Canada
  • Free, no-obligation advice
  • English & Farsi
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Why it matters

Investment Planning at a Glance

01

Right account

TFSA, RRSP, or both, based on your income and goals.

02

Right risk

A mix of investments that matches your comfort level.

03

Protection options

Segregated funds add guarantees and estate benefits.

Your options

TFSA or RRSP?

Most families benefit from using both.

Tax-free growth

TFSA

Flexible savings for any goal

  • Growth and withdrawals are tax-free
  • 2026 limit: $7,000; up to $109,000 total if eligible since 2009
  • Withdrawn amounts are added back the next year
  • Does not affect government benefits
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Segregated funds

Growth Potential With Built-In Protection

Segregated funds are investment funds offered through life insurance companies.

  • Maturity and death benefit guarantees, typically 75% to 100% of deposits, reduced for withdrawals
  • With a named beneficiary, proceeds can pass outside your estate, avoiding probate
  • Potential creditor protection in certain circumstances
  • Higher fees than regular funds, so we compare before recommending

How it works

Four Simple Steps

  1. GoalsWe clarify what you are saving for and when.
  2. RiskWe assess how much market movement you are comfortable with.
  3. AccountsWe choose the right accounts and products.
  4. ReviewWe review your plan regularly and adjust as needed.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much TFSA room do I have?

Your room is shown in CRA My Account. If you were 18 or older and resident in Canada since 2009 and never contributed, you have $109,000 in 2026.

What makes segregated funds different?

They are insurance contracts with guarantees on your deposits at maturity or death, and they can pass directly to a named beneficiary.

Are investments guaranteed?

No. Values change with the markets. Segregated funds guarantee a portion of deposits at maturity or death, subject to their terms.

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Life, health, retirement & investment planning
Languages: English, Farsi

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Any amount allocated to a segregated fund is invested at the risk of the contract holder and may increase or decrease in value. Investments are not guaranteed. Past performance may not be repeated. This page is for general information and is not personalized advice. Disclosure