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InHaus Wealth Management Inc Your Insurance and Life Planning Solutions All InHaus! We use a holistic approach to insurance planning.

We work with other planning professionals to offer comprehensive and strategic solutions that are suited to your needs as a whole! Building long lasting client relationships and working within a network of professionals, defines our holistic approach to wealth/insurance planning.

We have made some exciting changes! Please check out our updated website, and let us know if there's anything we can hel...
07/21/2020

We have made some exciting changes! Please check out our updated website, and let us know if there's anything we can help you with!

www.inhauswealth.com

We are a team of knowledgeable professionals who have the experience & industry-leading solutions to help you reach your goals. We are InHaus Wealth.

If you have pre-existing health conditions, that doesn't always mean that you will be declined insurance coverage! There...
04/17/2017

If you have pre-existing health conditions, that doesn't always mean that you will be declined insurance coverage!
There are certain products on the market that could work for you and your situation.
Please reach out if you have any questions

08/27/2016

Big things happening in 2017 for permanent insurance policies! The Government is implementing some new tax changes that will create a significant impact on these policies. These are a GREAT alternative investment, but will be somewhat 'less great' (but still very valuable) come 2017. Current tax rules will be grandfathered for policies issued in the 2016 tax year. I have attached a link from Equitable Life to an article that further details these changes. Please feel free to reach out with further questions.

https://advisor.equitable.ca/advisorhome/pdf/insurance/1608.pdf

07/12/2016

Education Savings Planning!

There is definitely something in the water! Babies are being born left right and centre, so here is a post that provides information on two products that are designed for saving for your child's future.
One, more commonly known, is the RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan). The other, lesser known option, is the PWLP (Participating Whole Life Policy)

RESP VS. PWLP

Please have a read through these points to develop a deeper understanding of the better known education planning tool, the RESP, and the 'not so known' alternative option, the PWLP. Feel free to touch base if you would like to discuss these options in more detail.

RESP - (REGISTERED EDUCATION SAVINGS PLAN)

• A Government Program

• The Government gives grants towards the investment every year, up to a maximum of $7200 lifetime per child

• Investment grows in a tax deferred environment

• Sold at banks and through some insurance carriers

• No contract (which means things/rules can change with or without notice)

• Can only be used for school/school ‘necessities’, and only if the child goes to an institution recognized by the government

• If the child doesn’t go to school and chooses a different route, there are two options; The money built up in the RESP can be rolled over into the parent’s RRSP (following some transfer rules), and will then follow the RRSP rules from that point on, OR the funds from the RESP can be taken back into the hands of the contributor, with the income earned being subject to tax. Any grants given by the gov’t would be taken back.

• Return on investment is determined by market growth and fund/stock choices

• Is not exempt from bankruptcy or creditors - May be taken in seizure of assets if the situation arises

PWLP - (PARTICIPATING WHOLE LIFE POLICY )

• An insurance product - Can only be sold by life insurance agents

• Is a Unilateral contract: once it’s signed it can only be cancelled or changed by the owner of the policy (as long as premiums are paid)

• Safe from bankruptcy and creditors

• Has a long standing historical dividend return of 6.5-7% +

• Guaranteed Growth – there is a guaranteed cash value, plus a dividend growth rate

• Investment grows in a tax sheltered environment

• Low Market Volatility

• Can be paid up in as little as 10 years. (The policy can continue to grow for years and years later, even after scheduled payments are completed)

• Parents, grandparents or corporations can be the owner(s) of the policy*. The child is the “life insured” - In addition to the investment, the child will be insured with permanent life insurance that can be passed on as a benefit to their dependents down the road. (*Corporate ownership requires further planning and understanding)

• The growth of the investment can be used for anything. There are no restrictions, and it can be taken out tax free* (*This is a planning strategy that would require further discussion and understanding)

• One recommendation is that a PWLP be set in place with an attainable monthly commitment (as if it were a scheduled bill payment), and an RESP set up as a “catch all” investment for funds that the child may receive from relatives, gifts, extra cash flow, etc.

Term Life Insurance VS Mortgage Insurance from a bankHave you ever wondered what the difference is?? Or maybe you were u...
04/01/2016

Term Life Insurance VS Mortgage Insurance from a bank

Have you ever wondered what the difference is??
Or maybe you were unsure that there was a difference?

This link, marketed by Equitable Life Of Canada, gives an easy to follow breakdown.

Please touch base if you are interested in making the switch or if you have any further questions about your situation!

https://www.equitable.ca/en/who-we-are/works-for-me/term-vs-mortgage-insurance.aspx

Term vs. mortgage insurance

What is Inflation?"A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money."Inflation is a real thing! (S...
12/07/2015

What is Inflation?

"A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money."

Inflation is a real thing! (See graph of inflation history)

In Canada over the last decade the average inflation rate is 1.75% increase per year - That means things get more expensive to buy!

You may have heard people in your life commenting on the price of things when they were growing up... "when I was your age, a loaf of bread cost $0.25!"..It definitely doesn't cost that now!..$2.50 and up to $10, depending on the type of bread you're eating.

Does your current planning approach include the effects of inflation?
(See the chart attached that shows you the the effects inflation has on $1000 over the years)

Please reach out if you have any questions!

Real Talk Wednesday!All jokes aside...Are you saving enough for your desired lifestyle in retirement? Place yourself int...
08/12/2015

Real Talk Wednesday!

All jokes aside...
Are you saving enough for your desired lifestyle in retirement?

Place yourself into the future, at age 65. What is the after tax dollar amount that you require per month once you are no longer working?

Are you on the right path to achieving that goal with your current savings strategies?

Time flies when you're having fun, but time is also required for building the things you want!

Be proactive, not reactive!

Reach out if you have any questions about the best planning approach for building your future situation.

"Real Talk" Wednesday! We are often prompted to search out resolves online to the answers that are outside of our profes...
06/03/2015

"Real Talk" Wednesday!
We are often prompted to search out resolves online to the answers that are outside of our profession/comfort zone. We may do this because we want to save money, save time, avoid an unwanted relationship, or whatever the case may be. Too often this ends up being the wrong choice in the long run. With insurance there are many variances in products, companies and advisors, so taking the time to speak face to face with a competent professional, whom you feel comfortable with, is a great first step in avoiding an unexpected/unwanted outcome!

Just in case this thought ever crossed your mind...Happy Friday! Have fun with it!
05/22/2015

Just in case this thought ever crossed your mind...

Happy Friday! Have fun with it!

"Real Talk" Wednesday...We use our income in various ways to sustain our lifestyles... Is your income protected?"1 in 3 ...
05/06/2015

"Real Talk" Wednesday...

We use our income in various ways to sustain our lifestyles... Is your income protected?

"1 in 3 working age Canadian's will become disabled and unable to work before they turn 65"

This article explains the needs (and differences) between Disability Insurance (DI) and Critical illness insurance (CI) in a nice "easy to follow" read.

(Note: There is a term used incorrectly around the definition of 'occupation' when she is discussing DI, and some discrepancies around the costs of insurance (See comments after for more info)

http://www.moneysense.ca/magazine-archive/disability-insurance-preparing-for-the-worst

If you had a crippling accident or were diagnosed with a critical illness tomorrow, would your family be able to cope?

Friday's are meant for FUN! Enjoy your day, and have a wonderful weekend!
04/17/2015

Friday's are meant for FUN!

Enjoy your day, and have a wonderful weekend!

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