by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Jun 8, 2023 | Estate Planning, Featured, News & Media, Our Insights, Retirement, Uncategorized, Video
Kimberley & Larry are pleased to share with you a web presentation of The Last Act, Closing the Book on Your Finances. The Last Act is an essential guide for every person to better understand the process of writing a Will, using Trusts and Settling an Estate. What...
by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Feb 24, 2023 | Estate Planning, Featured, News & Media, Our Insights, Uncategorized, Wealth Management
“What happens to your business if the worst happens to you?” atlantic Business profiles an interview with Kimberley Short and Larry Short by Ashley Fitzpatrick – February 16th, 2023 ‘What’s sure to happen to every business owner and...
by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Jan 19, 2023 | Estate Planning, Financial Planning, News & Media, Retirement, Uncategorized, Wealth Management
Kimberley & Larry Short interviewed by Linda Swain, On Target _ VOCM- Friday January 13th, 2023 Kimberley & Larry Short are interviewed for their new book, The Last Act – Closing the Book on Your Finances. Listen here to uncover more about The Last Act...
by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Sep 27, 2018 | Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Total Client Experience, Uncategorized
ShortFinancial partner & Portfolio Manager Kimberley Short recommends that you take a look at this article, offering great insight into the often overlooked component of estate planning: how to address your online property and content, after you are gone. Click...
by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Feb 5, 2015 | Estate Planning, Our Insights, Retirement, Total Client Experience, Uncategorized, Wealth Management
Many individuals are not aware that once they pass away and their will is probated, it becomes a public document that anyone can read. All anyone – and I mean anyone – has to do is pay a fee online and your will (the inventory of your assets at death, the list of...
by admin@campfiredigitalmarketing.ca | Feb 4, 2015 | Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Our Insights, Portfolio Management, Retirement, Uncategorized, Wealth Management
I am often told by business owners that if they become sick or disabled, their spouse will step in to run the business until it can be sold. This sounds like a logical succession plan when discussed rationally in a comfortable office as part of an overall retirement...
