Employee Ownership

I have first-hand experience with employee ownership as an optionholder, shareholder, and elected director of an Employee Venture Capital Corporation (EVCC). I can counsel you on the pitfalls and rewards of investing in your employer, provide you unbiased advice, and help you construct a financial plan that addresses your unique situation from a tax planning, investment, and estate planning perspective.

Pregnant Tax Liability?

Do you have a deferred tax liability related to the exercise of employee options? There is a strategy I have been using to help clients and their accountants address this issue. Please call me to see if it will likely work for you.

Tax consequences of holding options in your employer warrant careful consideration. Some option holders have found themselves owing large amounts of tax on money they never received from their investments. A strategy for exercising options and managing any resulting tax liability can help avoid large losses or even bankruptcy.

Investing in your employer can be emotionally satisfying and financially rewarding. Independent advice and a sound financial plan can help you avoid large, costly mistakes and provide you peace of mind about your financial future.

Upcoming Seminars

Don't Let Long Term Care Costs Unravel Your Retirement

Wed June 4, 2008

Waddling Dog Inn, Central Saanich

Does your financial plan account for the potentially high costs of long-term care for yourself, your spouse or your parent?

If you are unsure, then you must attend this valuable, informative seminar by Doug Ransom, CFP, Wealth Advisor at ScotiaMcLeod, with guest speaker Stacey Forrester, Nursing Manager from Classic Caregivers. Learn how you can protect your retirement lifestyle and avoid becoming a financial burden to your children.

Call Harlene Prach at 389-2163 to reserve your seat

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