The 5 Reasons Why Entrepeneurs Die Broke
Financial Seminar Event
Presenter: Christopher Nelmes
A Free Event Designed to Enhance Financial Knowledge
Presentation Topics Include:
» Are You Over Paying Taxes?
» Do You Understand Risk Mitigation?
» “Buy Sell Funding” How Can it help me?
» How can I Oraganize my Succession Planning?
» What are Medical Trusts?
For the Modern Entrepreneurs And Business Owners who are constantly in search of financial advice for their everyday personal and business needs.
Information:
Cost: Complimentary
Location: The Holiday Inn
17530 64th Ave
Surrey, BC V3S-1Y9
RSVP Required To: Justin@nelmes.ca
Tuesday July 06
Registration:6:30 P.M.
Presentation: 7 P.M. – 8:30 P.M.
Chris Will Energize, Enthuse, And Inspire You To Enhance Your Financial Freedom.
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Today I had a brief conversation with a Surrey business owner that due to an unexpected turn of events he gets to keep the business debt, but losses the business. In life these things happen and are never fun. So if this ever happens to you or someone you know it is important to understand the protection some of your assets have built in. …
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With identity theft on the rise, a local speaker is putting on a free event to give you the tools to protect yourself. I have heard him speak a few times in the past, and recommend everyone attend one of these events to help ensure your identity and assets are safe.
Thursday Evening – April 22nd The Cascade Ballroom The Coast Hotel & Convention Centre, 20399 Fraser Hwy, Downtown Langley Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Presentation from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm Don’t Let Identity Theft or Abuse Happen to you, your family or your business! Admission is free
Please go to http://www.itcanthappentome.ca to register for free.
- What thieves look for? Can you be shown as the perpetrator?
- How does identity theft effect Real Estate or your Business?
- What common habits must we all change?
We will also break down a number of current frauds. Have your questions answered by Ryan Michaels, the former convicted identity thief featured in the book “Stolen Lives”.
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With interest rates expected to rise hopefully we will see these rates improve for GIC investors over the next while. It is important to note that these rates are constantly changing, and the bank offering the best rates also changes regularly.
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When is the RRSP deadline? …
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