COMPREHENSIVE WEALTH PLANNING
Planning your financial future requires a thoughtful and personalized approach. Cardinal Point offers an array of services and plans that are tailored to your unique situation.
We start by helping you define and quantify your financial goals and then create a practical, step-by-step plan to help you reach them. Our financial planning service combines our investment management process with your short- and long-term objectives, your exposure to risk, and your tax planning and estate planning considerations. Your personalized financial plan can include specific planning services such as:
- Cash flow management
- Personal and corporate tax planning
- Retirement planning
- Risk management analysis
- Cross-border financial and tax planning
- Charitable bequest planning
- Estate Planning
- Generational and Family Planning
- Health, life, and property insurance review
- Business exit planning
Comprehensive financial planning
Learn the benefits of a Canada-U.S. cross-border financial plan.
A holistic approach
We handle all of your Canada-U.S. investment, tax, estate & financial planning needs
OUR RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Moving Across the Border and Leaving Your Aging Parents Behind
The senior population—defined as those age 65 and older—is exploding in both the U.S. and Canada. If you’re planning a move across the border for work or retirement, it’s likely you have an aging family member or two to consider. In this article, we’ll explore the documents you need to have in order as well as other steps to take before you relocate away from the senior citizens you love.
Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption & Qualified Small Business Corporation
The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (“LCGE”) is a once-in-a-lifetime tax deduction that is available for every Canadian resident individual on up to $883,384 CAD (2020, and indexed to inflation on an annual basis) of capital gains realized on the sale of Qualified Small Business Corporation (“QSBC”) shares and certain other capital properties. In order to claim the LCGE, the capital gain must be realized by an individual, trust, or partnership (with the gain allocated to an individual) with an available LCGE balance.
What can Snowbirds do with their U.S. Vacation Property During the Pandemic?
Thanks to COVID-19, fleeing Canada’s winter will be impossible for many snowbirds this year. But what should you do with your U.S. vacation home when you’re unable to visit? From renting to selling, Cardinal Point Wealth Management’s Vice President, Terry Ritchie, shares his insight into associated tax implications in an article for The Globe and Mail.