If you’ve ever read anything on personal finance or financial planning, you’ve probably heard of an emergency fund. Typically the first step in getting your
First-time homebuyers are bombarded with paperwork, one of our millennial clients described the process of “jumping off the cliff into adulthood”. They needed
The retirement landscape in Canada is made up of a three legged stool. The first leg refers to the minimum level of income provided through Old Age Security and
We all dream of that day. Retirement. Vacations are planned in our head, there's time to tackle new hobbies, and there's plenty of time to spend with
If given the choice, most people would choose financial freedom over financial servitude. Who doesn’t want to be financially independent, having your money work
Asking “how” to buy life insurance presumes that you’ve moved beyond the “why”, which is a big leap forward; however, it’s not quite as easy to answer. Most
This blog post is part three of a three part series. Part one and two can be located in the blog archives at www.mceachernfinancial.ca/blog
For most people
Part 2 of 3
This blog post is part two of a three part series. Part one can be located in the blog archives at www.mceachernfinancial.ca/blog
For most people
Part 1 of 3
This blog post is part of a three part series that will be posted over the next three weeks.
For most people, buying life insurance is difficult
I met with a very nice lady for a coffee yesterday and as I was introducing myself and my services, she mentioned that due to health issues, she’d probably not
We have a split target market. Scott focuses on Generation Y and Rob focuses on retirees, and those planning to retire in the near future. However, both groups