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Planning for your financial future shouldn’t be overwhelming. That’s why in Part TWO of our Journey into Financial Planning webinar series, Doug Carroll is here to give you the tools and knowledge you need. From spending strategies to setting up a savings routine, this session is packed with tips you can use right away.

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  • Doug Carroll is the Tax & Estate Specialist for Aviso Wealth Inc., a wealth management partner to credit unions across Canada.
  • He previously ran an estate planning law practice and was an advanced case consultant with a life insurer and a mutual fund provider.
  • Doug also holds a business degree and a Master of Law specializing in Tax and is qualified as a Certified Financial Planner and a Trust & Estate Practitioner.
  • He has been doing this for 25 plus years, now supporting our financial advisors, from written articles to individual case consultations, and of course webcasts as we are doing today.

In PART ONE of our series, Doug will share the process of organizing your financial plan and preparing for the different phases of life. Don’t miss this opportunity to set a solid foundation for your financial future.

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  • Doug Carroll is the Tax & Estate Specialist for Aviso Wealth Inc., a wealth management partner to credit unions across Canada.
  • He previously ran an estate planning law practice and was an advanced case consultant with a life insurer and a mutual fund provider.
  • Doug also holds a business degree and a Master of Law specializing in Tax and is qualified as a Certified Financial Planner and a Trust & Estate Practitioner.
  • He has been doing this for 25 plus years, now supporting our financial advisors, from written articles to individual case consultations, and of course webcasts as we are doing today.

KCCU Wealth Solutions is a program provided by Aviso Insurance Inc. offering financial planning, life insurance and investments to members of credit unions and their communities. Trade-mark(s) of KCCU Wealth Solutions are used under licence by Aviso Insurance Inc. Mutual funds and other securities are offered through Aviso Wealth, a division of Aviso Financial Inc.

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  • Provincial Outdoors Card
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  • Canadian Passport
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  • Provincial Service Cards
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