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07/14/2026

Incorporated business owners often focus on growth —
very few think deeply about how wealth is preserved and transferred.

There’s a corporate planning concept that accountants, tax lawyers, and insurance professionals have studied for decades, yet it’s rarely explained in plain English.

This video is not advice and not a recommendation.
It’s an educational discussion about how corporate-owned life insurance can, in certain situations, create liquidity at death and interact with something called the Capital Dividend Account (CDA).

That does not mean:
• it’s suitable for everyone
• it replaces RRSPs or pensions
• it works without proper professional planning

But it does explain why many incorporated business owners explore how insurance fits into long-term corporate and estate planning — alongside their accountants and legal advisors.

👉 Part 2 explains the Capital Dividend Account in plain English.

📩 DM CORPORATE to receive the one-page explainer:
“CDA in 60 seconds.”

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Raghavv Sharrma
Independent Life Insurance & Wealth Advisor
Serving incorporated business owners across Canada

📞 6043745841
🌐 www.raghavv.ca

📧 [email protected]

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⚖️ DISCLAIMER

This content is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, legal, or insurance advice. No recommendation, endorsement, or affiliation is implied. Suitability depends on individual circumstances and applicable laws. Viewers should consult their own professional advisors before implementing any strategy.

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07/14/2026

Canadian business owners are losing hundreds of thousands of dollars…
because they rely only on traditional tax advice.

Your accountant saves you thousands —
but here’s what most incorporated professionals never hear:

❌ Passive income in your corporation can be taxed 50%+
❌ Growing too much inside the corp can reduce your Small Business Deduction
❌ Traditional retirement planning can create huge tax bills later

Here’s the curveball ⬇️
There are CRA-compliant corporate planning strategies that can:

✅ Turn business profits into more tax-efficient long-term wealth
✅ Help preserve your Small Business Deduction
✅ Provide access to capital without triggering immediate taxes

These strategies aren’t “secrets.”
They just don’t get discussed in standard accounting meetings.

If your corporation keeps $15,000–$25,000+ net profit annually,
DM “STRATEGY” and I’ll show you how this could work for your corporation.

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Raghavv Sharrma
Licensed Insurance & Investment Advisor (LLQP)
Serving incorporated professionals across BC, AB, SK & ON

📞 6043745841
🌐 www.Raghavv.ca
📧 [email protected]
📲 WhatsApp: https://wa.me/message/7UCP7LYAVYZFD1

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⚠️ Disclaimer: Educational content only. Not financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a licensed advisor and tax professional for personalized guidance

05/09/2026

Super Visa Insurance is not just a travel checklist item.

It is part of the Super Visa application requirement.

Many families think:

“Let’s just get the cheapest policy so we can submit the application.”

But that can be a mistake.

You should check:

Is the policy valid for at least 1 year from date of entry?

Does it provide at least $100,000 emergency medical coverage?

Does it cover health care, hospitalization, and repatriation?

Is it paid properly as required?

Are pre-existing conditions addressed?

What is the stability period?

What are the exclusions?

This is especially important if your parents have diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, heart history, or regular medication.

The goal is not just to submit a Super Visa application.

The goal is to choose coverage that makes sense for your parents’ real health situation.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not personal insurance advice. Please speak with a licensed insurance advisor before selecting coverage.

DM SUPERVISA if your parents are planning to apply and you want to understand what to check before buying coverage.





05/07/2026

Your parents are coming to Canada on a visitor visa?

Before buying Visitors to Canada Insurance, please don’t only compare the cheapest premium.

The real questions are:

What is the emergency medical coverage amount?

What is the deductible?

Are pre-existing conditions covered?

What is the stability period?

What are the exclusions?

Does the plan fit their age, health history, and length of stay?

This becomes even more important if your parents have diabetes, blood pressure, heart history, cholesterol, or regular medication.

Visitor insurance is not just a checkbox before travel.

It is a planning decision.

The cheapest plan is not always the right plan.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not personal insurance advice. Please speak with a licensed insurance advisor before selecting coverage.

DM VISITOR if your parents are visiting Canada and you want to understand the coverage options before they travel.





02/14/2026

If you’re between 35 and 50…

This is the phase where your income is peaking.

Which also means…

Your taxes are peaking.

And here’s the truth most people don’t realize:

The decisions you make in this window
will echo for the next 20–30 years.

RRSP isn’t just about a refund.

It’s about tax timing.

Contribute when you’re taxed at 35–45%.
Withdraw later when you might be taxed at 15–25%.

That difference?

That’s not luck.
That’s strategy.

That’s tax arbitrage.

Wealthy families don’t shout about this.
They quietly optimize it.

March 2nd is closer than you think.

Are you intentionally planning…

or just hoping it works out?

If you want to see what this looks like with your real numbers,
DM me “PLAN” and let’s run the math.

Because high-income years deserve high-level strategy.







Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial or tax advice. Individual circumstances vary. Please consult a licensed advisor before making investment

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