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Welcome to Grimaudo Financial Services. We provide tailored solutions that prioritize your financial security. Contact us today!

As a trusted family-owned insurance brokerage, we offer life, disability, health, illness, mortgage and business insurance. Grimaudo Services Financiers est une entreprise familiale de courtage d’assurance. Nous sommes déterminés à fournir des services d’assurance personnalisés, attrayants et faciles à comprendre. Nous savons que les assurances sont un élément parmi d’autres de votre sécurité financière, et nous sommes là pour vous aider à mettre en place un plan complet qui vous correspond parfaitement. Grimaudo Financial is a family-owned insurance brokerage. That means we're committed to providing easy-to-understand, personalized and engaging insurance services. We know that insurance is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to your financial security, and we're here to help you put together a comprehensive plan that's just right for you

11/04/2026

The original Google, except your parents had to make monthly payments on it and the software updates never arrived. 😂

If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, you probably remember these.

Having a complete set of World encyclopedias in your house was a BIG deal - even a flex!

And they weren’t cheap!

I personally don’t remember when encyclopedia salesmen would actually come to your house trying to convince your parents they needed the entire collection but apparently that was a thing!

If you had a school project due, this was your search engine!

You’d pull out the right volume, flip through 200 pages, and hope the information you needed was actually there.

And if it wasn’t?

Better hope the library was still open!

The funniest part is that some of those encyclopedias were already outdated by the time you finished paying for them.

Now we’ve got access to practically every piece of information imaginable in our pockets.

And somehow we still spend 20 minutes trying to decide what to watch on Netflix.

Who else remembers having these in their house?

09/29/2026

📈 Join me this Thursday, October 1st, for our Fall 2026 Capital Markets Update webinar with Fidelity Investments.

I’m pleased to welcome Stephane Pitre, CFA, District Vice-President, Quebec at Fidelity Investments, for a focused 30-minute discussion on today’s markets and what investors should be watching as we head into the final months of 2026.

We’ll cover:
• The return of trade tensions — and whether they could have a material impact
• What to watch ahead of the U.S. midterm elections
• Inflation risks and interest-rate expectations
• Canada’s outlook 🇨🇦
• The new Fed Chair and the path for rates
• Portfolio positioning and perspectives from Fidelity portfolio managers, including Mark Schmehl, Dan Dupont, Hugo Lavallée, and others

📅 Thursday, October 1, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM
💻 English session

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HVvZsZNZSSCnp5RIP6Dm_w

Have a question you’d like addressed? Feel free to send it to me in advance, or submit it anonymously through the Q&A during the webinar.

Please feel free to share this invitation with friends, family, or anyone who may benefit from a clearer perspective on today’s evolving economic and investment landscape.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

09/25/2026

A great day on the course at the Chamber of Commerce golf tournament - hosted by WSP!⛳
It was a pleasure connecting with local business owners and community members.Thank you to the Chamber, the organizers, and everyone who made the day such a success. We’re already looking forward to next year!

09/17/2026

Your home is more than a mortgage—it’s part of your bigger financial picture. 🏡
Mortgage renewals, HELOCs, debt, cash reserves, insurance, renovations, and investing can all affect one another. Looking at them together can help you spot opportunities, prepare for upcoming expenses, and make more informed financial decisions.
A quick Homeowner Financial Health Check can be a useful way to ask: Does my current financial setup still make sense for where I’m headed?
💬 Want the full homeowner checklist? Send “HOME” and we’ll help you take a second look.
🔖 Save this post for your next financial check-in and share it with a homeowner who could use it.

09/11/2026

Summer has a funny way of making the budget disappear.
Vacations. Restaurants. Day trips. Activities. Weddings. A few extra nights on the terrasse.
Then September arrives—and so does the credit card statement.
The end of summer is a great time for a financial reset.
Not a spending freeze.
Not feeling guilty about enjoying your summer.
Just getting clear on where you stand.
Review your spending. Look at any balances you’ve accumulated. Map out your upcoming fall expenses. Revisit your savings goals. Adjust your monthly cash flow where needed.
Good financial planning isn’t about never spending money.
It’s about enjoying today while still having a plan for tomorrow.

09/04/2026

Back-to-school season comes with a pretty long list.
School supplies.
New clothes.
Activities.
Registration fees.
But there’s one item Quebec families may want to add:
Reviewing their child’s RESP.
For eligible Quebec families, RESP contributions may benefit from both federal and Quebec education savings incentives.
So as the kids head back to school, it’s a natural time to ask:
Are we contributing what we planned to this year?
Are we taking advantage of the incentives available to us?
Does our contribution strategy still make sense for our family’s finances?
An RESP isn’t just about preparing for tuition years from now.
It’s about making education savings part of the financial plan you’re building today.

08/19/2026

Your HELOC isn’t the problem. The plan behind it matters.
A home equity line of credit can give you flexibility—but borrowing against your home should have a clear purpose and a clear path forward.
Before using, increasing, or carrying a HELOC balance, take a look at the bigger picture:
• How it works alongside your mortgage
• What it’s doing to your monthly cash flow
• How it compares with your other debts
• Whether renovation costs have a realistic budget
• How it fits into rental property or investing plans
• Most importantly: how you plan to pay it back
A HELOC can be a useful financial tool. But the goal isn’t simply having access to equity—it’s using that equity intentionally.
Want a simple framework to review your setup?
Send HELOC for the HELOC Decision Guide.
Save this post for the next time you’re thinking about tapping into your home equity. HomeownerTips HomeownerFinances

08/12/2026

Your home is more than where you live. 🏡
For many homeowners, it’s also one of the biggest pieces of their financial picture.
But here’s where things can get complicated: your mortgage, debt, savings, insurance and future plans don’t operate separately. A decision in one area can affect the others.
A homeowner financial health check can help you step back and look at the bigger picture:
✓ Mortgage — Does your current structure still fit your plans?
✓ HELOC & debt — How are your balances, rates and payments working together?
✓ Cash reserves — Are you prepared for unexpected home and life expenses?
✓ Insurance protection — Does your coverage still reflect your current needs?
✓ Renovations & major expenses — What costs could be coming next?
✓ Investing vs. debt repayment — Where could your extra cash have the most impact?
You don’t necessarily need to change everything.
Sometimes, you just need to see how everything connects.
Want a simple place to start? Send “HOME” for the Homeowner Financial Health Check.
Save this post for your next financial check-in. 🔖
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08/07/2026

Most people focus on one thing when it comes to their mortgage:

The rate.

And yes, the rate matters.

But your mortgage setup can matter too.

Your mortgage, HELOC, savings, debt, income, and renewal timeline are all connected.

If your setup may be worth a second look, send REVIEW to request a mortgage check-in.

07/29/2026

A HELOC can be useful.

But it can also become a problem if it is not connected to a clear plan.

It may be worth reviewing how your HELOC fits with:

• Your mortgage
• Your cash flow
• Your other debts
• Renovation plans
• Rental property or investing goals
• Repayment discipline

Comment HELOC for the HELOC Decision Guide.

Une marge de crédit hypothécaire peut être très utile.
Mais elle peut aussi devenir un problème si elle n'est pas liée à un plan clair.
Il peut être judicieux d'évaluer comment votre marge de crédit hypothécaire s'intègre à :
• Votre prêt hypothécaire�• Votre flux de trésorerie�• Vos autres dettes�• Vos projets de rénovation�• Vos objectifs d'investissement ou de propriété locative�• Votre discipline de remboursement
Écrivez HELOC pour recevoir le Guide de décision sur la marge de crédit hypothécaire.

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