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11/04/2026

I don’t make the rules, but some financial decisions become harder to evaluate when they are rushed into the final weeks of the year.

Year-end planning can involve:

Tax considerations.
Investment decisions.
Cash requirements.
Corporate distributions.
Charitable giving.
Retirement contributions.
Estate updates.

The point is not to make every decision in November.

It is to create enough time to understand which decisions actually need attention and which professionals may need to be involved.

Some choices affect more than one part of the financial picture.

And coordination tends to work better when it starts before the deadline is sitting on the calendar.

If you have year-end financial decisions ahead, consider reviewing them early enough to understand the trade-offs.

If you have year-end decisions involving taxes, investments, cash flow, or estate planning, a quick conversation can help you identify what deserves attention before December gets busy.

Book a 15-minute call by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

11/02/2026

If I could review only one thing before year-end planning begins, it would be this:

What changed this year?

Not just in the portfolio.

Income may have changed.
The business may have grown.
A property may have been purchased or sold.
Family responsibilities may be different.
Cash needs may have increased.
Retirement may be one year closer.
Estate intentions may have evolved.

Year-end planning becomes much more useful when it starts with the financial picture you have today, not the one you had in January.

Before making another contribution, tax decision, investment change, or estate update, ask:

What happened this year that should change the way I plan for the next one?

If your financial circumstances have shifted, this may be a good time to review whether your broader strategy has kept pace.

If this year brought changes to your income, business, family, or financial priorities, a 15-minute conversation can help you identify what may need a closer look before year-end.

Book a 15-minute call by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

11/02/2026

📉 What if the market moves faster than investors can react?

We've seen how quickly markets can shift direction, sometimes recovering losses in a matter of days. But is this becoming the new normal, or are we simply witnessing another unusual market cycle?

“Every financial cycle differs from the one before it.”

Technology, changing investor behaviour, and the evolving structure of financial markets may all be playing a role.

So what does this mean for long-term investors?

👉 Read the full newsletter: Accelerating Market Moves: A Permanent Shift?

https://mailchi.mp/harbourfrontwealth/are-market-moves-getting-faster-12937060?e=3ddddfca3d

Wondering how changing market conditions fit into your broader financial strategy, let's have a conversation.

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10/30/2026

Before making another year-end financial move, answer these five questions first:
1. What changed financially this year?
2. Where is liquidity likely to be needed next?
3. Which parts of the strategy now affect one another?
4. What decisions involve more than one professional?
5. Does the current structure still support the outcomes that matter most?

It can be tempting to begin year-end planning with individual tasks.

Tax deadlines.
Contributions.
Investment changes.
Charitable giving.
Business decisions.
Estate updates.

But a longer checklist does not automatically create a more coordinated financial strategy.

The starting point should be understanding what changed during the year and what those changes mean for the broader picture.

October has centred around one question:
Are the different parts of your financial life actually working together?

That may be one of the most useful questions to carry into year-end planning.

If you would like to discuss your broader financial strategy before year-end, book a 15-minute conversation by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

10/30/2026

We are going live TODAY.

Before December 31st arrives, there is one important question worth asking:
What actually deserves your attention before year-end?

Today, we continue The Wealth Conversation Series with Kerry Rizzo with:
More Wealth, More Decisions: What to Review Before December 31st

We’ll look at how to identify what may need attention now, what can reasonably wait, and where decisions involving investments, taxes, cash, retirement, business interests, estate considerations, and family priorities may need to be considered together.

Register and you’ll receive a complimentary Year-End Decision Review Workbook to help guide your own year-end review.

And there’s another reason to join me live today: attendees will also receive an exclusive complimentary resource gift to help put the conversation into action.

Live on LinkedIn TODAY
12:00 PM ET

Reserve your spot + access your complimentary workbook:
https://mailchi.mp/harbourfrontwealth/blueridgeprivatewealth-morewealthmoredecisions

10/28/2026

I don’t make the rules, but three professionals working from three different versions of your financial picture is not coordination.

It can happen gradually.

Your accountant knows the corporation.
Your lawyer knows the estate documents.
Your investment professional knows the portfolio.
Someone else understands the insurance.

And you may be the only person who knows how all of it fits together.

That becomes increasingly important when a decision in one area begins affecting another.

A planning process should create enough visibility to ask:
What changed?
Who needs to know?
Which decisions overlap?
What information is missing?

And are the professionals involved working toward the same priorities?

Having the right professionals matters.

Making sure the right conversations connect matters too.

If your financial life has become increasingly complex, coordination may be one of the most valuable parts of your next review.

Book a 15-minute conversation by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

10/27/2026

December 31 may still feel a little way off.

But some financial decisions are easier to review before the final weeks of the year.

As wealth grows, there can be more moving pieces to consider and more connections between the decisions you make.

In 3 days, I’ll be live for Session #10 of The Wealth Conversation Series with Kerry Rizzo:
More Wealth, More Decisions: What to Review Before December 31st

During this conversation, we’ll consider questions such as:
✓ What has changed financially since the beginning of the year?
✓ Are there decisions that may deserve attention before December 31st?
✓ Are your investments, taxes, cash, retirement, and estate considerations still working together?
✓ Have changes in your family or business created new priorities?
✓ What can wait until 2027, and what may be worth reviewing now?

Register to receive your complimentary Year-End Decision Review Workbook, designed to help you reflect, prioritize, and organize the financial areas you may want to review before year-end.

Plus, join me live to receive an exclusive complimentary resource gift created to help you take your year-end review one step further.

LinkedIn Live
October 30, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET

Reserve your spot + access your complimentary workbook:
https://mailchi.mp/harbourfrontwealth/blueridgeprivatewealth-morewealthmoredecisions

10/27/2026

Corporate wealth can look protected while still carrying more risk than you realize.

Holding significant assets inside a corporation can create important tax, legal, creditor, and investment considerations that are easy to overlook when everything is going well.

That is why the best time to review risk is often before there is a problem.

Consider:
• How much wealth is concentrated inside the corporation?
• Could passive investment income affect the broader tax strategy?
• Are legal or creditor risks being appropriately addressed?
• Does the current structure still make sense as the business and your wealth evolve?

Once an issue has already occurred, some planning opportunities may no longer be available.

Watch the full video for why I believe in addressing these questions while the waters are still calm.

If you have accumulated significant wealth inside your corporation, a coordinated review with your financial, tax, and legal professionals can help identify risks and planning opportunities before they become urgent.

Book a complimentary conversation by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

Follow for more insights on corporate wealth, tax-aware planning, and long-term financial strategy.

What is one risk you think business owners tend to underestimate?

10/26/2026

You can have several excellent professionals and still have a fragmented financial strategy.

An accountant may be focused on tax.
A lawyer may be focused on legal structure and estate documents.
An investment professional may be focused on portfolio strategy.
An insurance professional may be reviewing protection needs.

Each person may be doing their job well.

The issue begins when one financial decision crosses several of those areas.

A corporate decision may have personal tax implications.
An estate decision may create investment or liquidity considerations.
A business transition may involve legal, tax, investment, and family planning.

No single professional needs to perform every role.

But the relevant information needs to connect when decisions overlap.

Coordination is not about everyone doing the same job.

It is about making sure the decisions are being considered within the same broader picture.

If several professionals are involved in your financial life, ask:
Does everyone who needs the bigger picture actually have it?

If you would like to discuss how the pieces of your financial strategy fit together, book a 15-minute conversation by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

10/23/2026

The goal is not always to stop working. Sometimes, it is to have the choice.

Imagine reaching a point where your investments can generate enough income to replace what you currently earn from work.

That kind of financial flexibility can change the way you think about your career, your time, and the decisions available to you.

It can mean working because you want to, not because you have to.

That freedom is usually built gradually through consistent saving, investing, and a long-term strategy that supports the life you want to create.

This clip is from my recent Back to School, Back to Your Finances LinkedIn Live.

If you would like the complimentary resources from the session, you can access them here:
https://mailchi.mp/harbourfrontwealth.com/backtoschoolbacktoyourfinancesfreegifts

If you would like to review how your current financial strategy is supporting your long-term goals, book a complimentary 15-minute call by visiting my profile and clicking “Book an appointment.”

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