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Cardinal Point is one of only a few cross-border financial advisors licensed to provide both Canadian and U.S. investment management and financial planning services on both sides of the border.The overwhelming majority of Canadian advisors are solely authorized to provide advice on Canadian investment accounts or to a Canadian domiciled client. The same is applicable in reverse for U.S.-based advisors.
With offices in Toronto, Ontario; Boca Raton, Florida; and Irvine, California, Cardinal Point legally provides Canadian and U.S. investment management and financial planning services that streamlines cross-border finances and enables clients to focus on their families, professions, and life goals.
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