Prepare your finances as Kelvin shares essential tips to help you budget wisely, avoid holiday debt, and make the most of your money.
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Prepare your finances as Kelvin shares essential tips to help you budget wisely, avoid holiday debt, and make the most of your money. ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://askkelvin.ca/

Prepare your finances as Kelvin shares essential tips to help you budget wisely, avoid holiday debt, and make the most of your money.
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Strategies For Retiring at Age 60? 65? 70?

Featured in Wealth Professional Canada’s 2019 “Top 50 Advisors”, Kelvin Rampersad has been a respected and valued member of the financial industry for the past 30 years. Kelvin started his career in 1988 dedicating himself to making sure his client’s financial health was well looked after. Over the years Kelvin has built a successful practice by analyzing the specific financial needs of each client and the goals of their families. He goes above and beyond to educate and motivate his clients and the corporate community to reach their most profitable financial position. ‘Your Life, Your Money’ features an hour of Kelvin’s expertise and advice to help the 640Toronto listener plan for a much brighter and financially secure future. Kelvin’s strong belief that we should work SMARTER not HARDER and this belief has helped many of his clients and fellow advisors make more money than they thought possible, while increasing their personal happiness! Listen every other Sunday as he features his best tips for Retirement Saving strategies, Investment opportunities, insurance coverage and many more topics. “Don’t be a know-it-all, be a learn-it-all” – Kelvin Rampersad askkelvin.ca linkedin.com/in/kandvfinancial Email: kelvin@cartewm.com (416)-457-7526

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