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
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The Politics of Investing
We all know politics is an uncomfortable topic for many people. In fact, a recent research paper from the University of Nebraska found that politics was making Americans physically sick. According to the study, nearly 40% of Americans reported that they were stressed out by politics, while 20% said they were losing sleep over politics. In recent conversations with clients, politics is certainly on many people’s mind and is hard to avoid.
Cardinal Point Wealth Management Featured in ETF.com
Terry Ritchie, Director of Cross-Border Wealth Services, and Matt Carvalho, CIO, recently sat down with Lara Crigger at ETF.com and discussed some of the tricky aspects of moving abroad. When your expenses are in a different currency from your income, currency hedges and dollar-cost-averaging are normal ways to deal with uncertainties in global markets. But […]
The Key
My typical days the last 16 years may involve some combination of reading the latest academic research paper, running different scenarios of minor adjustments to a model portfolio or keeping tabs on the newest investment vehicles available to clients- all in the hopes of trying to eek out a few extra basis points of return. When this far in the weeds, it can be easy to forget the reasons we invest our money in the first place.