Our financial planners have been quoted in the following media:
Now that baby Emily's here, the Martins' priorities have suddenly changed - and they're concerned about their financial future.
MoneySense, Julie Cazzin
September/October 2015
"The fact that their issues are about how to build more equity instead of how to make ends meet is telling" says Ayana Forward a Certified Financial Planner at Ryan Lamontagne in Ottawa.
Full text: And Then There Were 3
The TFSA has come of age and is revolutionizing the way Canadians build their wealth.
MoneySense, Dan Bartolotti and Julie Cazzin
September/October 2015
"Any investment offering steady returns is not a bad option - except for U.S. dividend -paying stocks" which are better held in a RRSP says Certified Financial Planner, Vickie Campbell.
Full text: The New Way to Invest Even More
Should this civil servant pay off her mortgage or focus on TFSA savings?
Globe and Mail, Dianne Maley
July 2015
She could invest with "an asset allocation that reflects her risk tolerance and time horizon'" says Vickie Campbell, a Certified Financial Planner at Ryan Lamontagne Inc.
So you've suddenly got $1,000 burning a hole in your wallet but you aren't sure what to do with it-all you know is you want that money to grow.
MoneySense, David Hodges
June 2015
"You've got to ask yourself, 'What is this money for?'" says Marc Lamontagne, a Certified Financial Planner.
Full text: Where to invest $1000
Ottawa city councillor David Chernushenko was honoured, during national mental health week, for being a staunch supporter of Ottawa Salus, a charitable organization that provides housing and support services for people living with severe and persistent mental illness.
The Ottawa Citizen, Caroline Phillips
May 2015
Marc Lamontagne attended a benefit at the Orange Art Gallery on Wednesday, May 6, 2015, for Ottawa Salus, a non-profit organization that helps people with mental illness.
Full text: Around Town
