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Richard Gramlow

@rgramlow_rj

Helping Canadian business owners & families invest and plan wisely. 📈
Investing, hockey, golf
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Arrigo Cipriani (currently 93 years old), still flexing the lagoon with timeless style 💪 For those who don’t know, Arrigo is the owner of the iconic Harry’s Bar — founded by his father, the creator of the Bellini and the legendary Cipriani brand Venice, Italy 🇮🇹

Thomas Kopelman 💵 (@tkopelman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Doing tax planning around a business sale can save you millions The problem is many don't start to reach out to a team until they have an LOI in hand Or even worse... post sale At this point, you've lost a lot of the best tax planning options Work with someone as early as you

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Do you remember the first financial lesson you learned? Mine was: “Don’t spend money you don’t have.” Simple. Still true.

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There’s a version of you who’s already relaxed, well-rested, and doing things that bring peace instead of pressure. Find that version. Then be them.

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Your kids don’t just inherit money. They inherit habits, values, and sometimes… your tax problems. A good estate plan does more than just split the assets.

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Some people spend their 30s trying to look like they're in their 20s. Others build the kind of life their 20s couldn’t afford. Focus on the second one.

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me trying to be productive: opens laptop → checks email → stares at wall → opens fridge → closes fridge → checks email again

Martin Pelletier (@mpelletiercio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let’s do Canada. In Toronto and Vancouver a person needs to earn $220,000 a year to qualify to buy a home. Every dollar they earn above that is taxed at over 50% as Canada considers them ultra wealthy for tax purposes. And the median household income in those cities are $82,000.

Aravind Sithamparapillai (@aravindsitham) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There is no "Estate tax" in Canada. With that said the 3 taxes/fees that you need to consider & plan for at death are: - Your Final Tax return (for the duration of the calendar year you were alive) - Your Estate Return(s) - Probate Fees Does your estate plan account for all 3?