Our financial planners have been quoted in the following media:
Given that we don’t need to leave any inheritance to the next generation, our initial plan is to use our home as our main source of income in our retirement years.
The Globe and Mail, Dianne Maley
April 2014
We asked Marc Lamontagne, a financial planner at Ryan Lamontagne Inc. of Ottawa, to look at Libby and Sam’s situation.
Full text: Can We Use Our Home As a Main Source of Retirement Income?
Winning $48 million ticket sold in Ottawa
CTV News Ottawa March 2014
It's the story that has everyone talking: who has the winning $48 Million ticket? Marc Lamontagne is featured in CTV News segment by Catherine Lathem on what you could buy with the ticket.
Full video: Lotto Luck In The Capital
When you’re in your 20s, retirement planning is not usually top of mind.
The Globe and Mail, Shelley White
February 2014
“If they have a little extra money because they don’t have a lot of expenses at that age, they can have that money compounding as they go through those more expensive years when they may have house payments and children,” Vickie Campbell
Full text: Hey millennials, it’s never too early to jump into RRSPs
As a global trend toward fee-based compensation models gathers steam, there is a strong case for Canadian advisors to make the shift.
Investment Executive, Clare O'Hara
February 2014
“As a professional in the financial planning business, you are expected to have a formal business plan in place", Marc Lamontagne
Full text: Making The Move to a Fee Model
Even small-scale investors can benefit from tax-saving tools like TFSAs and charitable stock donations.
CBC News, Sean Davidson
January 2014
"If you have any interest or dividends or capital gains, non-registered money or even money in a savings account, put it in [a TFSA]," says Lamontagne.
Full text: How Investors Can Protect Their Portfolio From The Taxman
