Aaron Snyder - Financial advisor

05/02/2022

I've been nominated in the Financial Advisors category of Community Votes Oakville 2022. I'm very grateful and would appreciate any support you can give. Please follow the link and vote!

Official 2022 Community Voting Awards Platform for Oakville, ON. Where the community votes for their favourites every year.

01/08/2021

The idea of having financial freedom is usually something we all want to attain. But how do we get there? As a Sun Life advisor we can work together to create a plan to help you reach your goals. Reach out to me today to book a meeting!

Gain complete control over your finances by applying these five effective strategies

09/18/2020

Can you afford to get sick?

Recovering from a serious illness can take up a lot of time, energy and money. Luckily, there are options and resources that can help.

09/10/2020

What’s the difference between term, permanent, participating and universal life insurance policies? And which ones meet your needs?

09/03/2020

How to pandemic-proof your paycheque.

With the threat of unemployment, a slacking economy, and perhaps another COVID-19 wave, it's time to create pandemic financial habits to keep you afloat.

08/27/2020

How to prepare your kids for going back to school or daycare after quarantine.

Are you and your kids feeling anxious about returning to school after quarantine? Here’s how you can help them stay informed, safe and healthy as they head into a socially-distanced classroom or daycare.

07/30/2020

Life after COVID-19: How to return to a “normal” routine.

It’s a brave new world. But is everyone mentally ready for it? Here’s how you can reduce stress and anxiety when the COVID-19 lockdown comes down to an end.

07/22/2020

The Facts of Life: Good news, bad news.
Statistics Canada lists Heart Attacks, Cancer and Strokes as the leading causes of death among Canadians (a total of 55.2% of all deaths in 2012). The good news is that medical advances have dramatically improved the survival rates (meaning they live at least 5 years) of people who suffer from these illnesses.

- 63% of Canadians “survive” cancer
- More than 90% of Canadians survive heart attacks
- More than 80% of Canadians survive strokes

These percentages continue to climb, but the bad news is that many will suffer serious financial implications due to having and surviving these conditions. I can help avoid these financial implications, but I need to help before you get the bad news…

07/08/2020

You might not be able to predict a financial emergency, but you can prepare for one. Here’s how you can be ready for life’s surprises.