Shah Financial 2011 RRSP Seminar
Shah Financial hosted their annual RRSP luncheon Seminar on Sunday February 6th. Guest speakers from Franklin Templeton Investments and JovFinancial Solutions captivated the audience by addressing investment questions, discussing RRSP investing versus the TFSA, ETF investing and the current market conditions.
Multiple High Yield Savings Accounts at One Premise
As an added service, we have partenered with many Banks to bring to you high interest yielding savings accounts.... read more
Contact our office at 416 298 4900 to open one or more of these accounts.
Emotions of Fear and Greed - Does Not Allow Realistic Return Expectations
At Shah Financial Planning (SFP) we do not predict whether the markets will be up trended or down trended, or will be bear or bull markets, when we develop clients investment portfolio. We believe that markets volatilities depend on several factors, which are uncontrollable. You cannot predict the markets and history has shown that any asset class, sector/industry, region/country, investment style, or market capitalization seldom is the best performer one year after another - Because Winners Rotate. read more
Portfolio now online!
Get online access to your Shah Financial portfolio through our state of the art back office system.
Insurance:
Questions about insurance or investments? Please contact us at SLIB@shahfinancial.ca
Tax Free Savings Account Now Available
You can now open a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) with Shah Financial Planning. Begin making contribution's up to $5,000 annually to your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), commencing on January 2, 2009. Savings can grow, and be withdrawn at any time, without incurring any tax. You can save for any purpose, for short-term goals like buying a new car to home renovations, to longer-term retirement needs. The TFSA is a "flexible, registered general-purpose account that will allow Canadians to tax-free investment income."
Why pay tax on interest if you could open this new Tax-Free Savings Account? Read January 2009 Issue of Direction Newsletter which has an indepth article pertaining to the TFSA. Contact a Shah Financial Advisor for details.
Now Recruiting Financial Advisors.
The successful candidate will be responsible for building, acquiring and retaining clients by establishing strong customer service relationships using a client focused approach. We are looking for those who are self-motivated, sales-orientated and enjoy working independently....read more
Victims or Opportunists!
You might be concerned with your investments due to the recent markets' turbulence. Hence, we want to ensure you that your investments with the recommended mutual funds at Shah Financial are well diversified with limited affects of the downtrend markets. No Matter how bad things may look, one fact remains: markets will go up again as surely as they came down.
You may feel as a victim or you may feel as an opportunist. The victim's bear market is the opportunist's big sale. Before the sale ends, you should consider the Strategies of:
Leverage Investments - Borrow & Invest Strategy (Financial Advisors of Shah Financial Planning could facilitate an investment loan at Prime + 0.75% for you)
Lump Sum Investments - Buying at a Low; Make your RRSP and RESP contributions, and Open Investments
Systematic Investment Plan- Dollar-cost Averaging Strategy, also known as PAC (Preauthorized Chequing Deduction)
Here is a Users Guide of whats happening in the markets right now
