Ross Brown Insurance Group Inc.

03/24/2020

Excited to launch our new company Acorn To Oak Financial.
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03/09/2020

Accidents can happen to business owners too.
If you run a business ....Did you know that you can insure your monthly business expenses to keep the doors open if you are unable to work due to a disability. This could really help to protect your business until you can recover and get back to work.

03/02/2020

Rough week?
Feel like getting off the roller-coaster?....It's never a fun time when we see financial markets drop like they have, but keep in mind that with volatility comes opportunities.
Some of the strategies that we help clients implement can certainly ease the worry of the last week....some clients even relish it.
If you are positioned properly with sensible guarantees and liquidity built in to your financial future some of the stresses of the last week wont seem as unsettling.
Let's have a coffee if you want to chat.

02/24/2020

"Find those who are having the most success and learn to do what they are doing"

There are reasons that Banks are one of the most profitable institutions in the world.
Our clients know how to control their money like a banker do you?

02/17/2020

Do you really understand the wording of your disability coverage?
If not, you should speak to us because we do.

02/10/2020

New clients ask us all the time what they should invest in?
Most are looking for that magical one size fits all product that will make them wealthy rather than simply implementing a savings strategy that can then be used for multiple financial investments over their lifetime.

The truth is that there is no magical product and that all financial products work very differently under different economic circumstances.

The real key to true financial success is discipline built around these 4 steps:
1. Earn Money
2. Save Money
3. Acquire Assets That Make More Money
4. Repeat

02/03/2020

Did you know that you can call Canada Pension Plan to get an updated CPP statement at 1(800) 277-9914
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) uses a Statement of Contributions to keep a record of your pensionable earnings and your contributions to the Plan.
Your statement shows your total CPP contributions for each year and the earnings on which your contributions are based. It also provides an estimate of what your pension or benefit would be if you and/or your family were eligible to receive it now.
This Statement of Contributions can really assist you in your retirement planning.
Check the accuracy of your statement, particularly your name, address, date of birth and pensionable earnings and contributions. You should compare these amounts to any previous T4 tax information slips. If you disagree with any of the figures, contact Canada Pension Plan immediately. A discrepancy could affect the amount of your future CPP benefits, including the post-retirement benefit.

01/27/2020

You can contribute up to $6,000 in 2020 to a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) as long as you are age 18 and have a valid social security number.
For any of you that were age 18 (or older) back in 2009 and have never contributed to one then the maximum contribution would be $69,500 this year.

Did you know if you’ve never opened a TFSA, you can contribute up to $69,500 today?