Retirement income structuring is one of the most important aspects of retirement planning: how to withdraw funds from your investments each year, in what order and amount, and in the most tax-efficient manner.
Medical professional corporations create planning questions around compensation, cash reserves, retained earnings, practice model, corporate investing and eventual retirement from practice.
Saving for retirement with the right balance of risk, asset allocation and diversification, and knowing what's working and what's not. Are you properly invested for your stage of life?
Are all areas of your financial situation set up to reduce taxes now and in the future? Tax planning is woven through every part of the plan.
How to financially deal with the things that can derail a plan, plus unbiased, objective advice on insurance without being pressured to buy.
Guarding against the risk of losing assets: to the market, to taxes, or to simply running out in retirement.
Moving wealth to the next generation with intent, preserving both capital and family harmony.
Estate planning is important. Tax & estate planning that efficiently passes assets to the next generation while reducing disputes and preserving family harmony.
What's your legacy? What do you want it to be? If you're philanthropically inclined, charitable giving can be woven into your plan in retirement and upon death.
Retirement income planning for medical professional corporations, professional corporations and business owners, structuring withdrawals tax-efficiently and protecting what you've built.
Engaged on an hourly basis for an unbiased, objective discussion without pressure to buy. Some services are provided on an hourly basis only.
Civil litigation support for the legal community, and expert assessment of proper life insurance practices and procedures.
A year-by-year projection of your real accounts, tax and spending to age 95: a net worth statement, retirement income modelled withdrawal by withdrawal, marginal and effective tax rates for every year, CPP and OAS timing, OAS clawback tracked as its own line, asset allocation reviewed against your stage of life, and your estate projected before tax, after tax and in today's dollars. You receive a written plan document, a meeting to walk through it, and a dated 12-month action list.
No. Bracket Financial Planning is advice-only, which means it sells advice and does not sell or manage products at all. Your accounts stay where they are, with whoever holds them. The plan tells you what to do; you or your existing institution carry it out.
No. Insurance is reviewed as part of the plan - what the plan says your estate or your family would actually need - and you get unbiased advice on it without being pressured to buy. No products are sold and no commissions are earned.
Yes. Tax and estate work only holds together if the people doing it are coordinated, so the plan is built to be shared with them. Ongoing planning includes coordination with your accountant or lawyer through the year rather than only at year end.
Yes. Kenneth Doll acts as an expert witness and litigation analyst for the legal community, covering disability and personal injury income loss, divorce and property division, estate calculations, and retirement funding and lifelong income planning.
Email us directly at info@bracketplanning.ca, or book a call to get started.