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  • The Power of a Holding Company | HoldCo Explained for Business Owners
    2026/07/03

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    ⭐️⭐️ Do You Need a Holding Company? | HoldCo Explained for Business Owners

    In this video, Rob breaks down one of the most common corporate structure questions business owners ask: Do I need a holding company?

    He explains how a holding company works, why it can be beneficial, and how it fits into a broader corporate structure alongside an operating company. The conversation also covers dividends, salary vs. dividends, investing inside a HoldCo, asset location, and common mistakes business owners make when setting things up.

    If you're incorporated, thinking about incorporating, or trying to better understand how to structure your business and retained earnings, this is a great place to start.

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:25 - Why Incorporating Can Be Beneficial
    04:06 - How a Holding Company Structure Works
    05:13 - Why Use a Holding Company?
    07:39 - Types of Dividends
    10:33 - Salary vs. Dividends
    10:59 - Investing Inside a HoldCo
    12:55 - Asset Location
    16:47 - Common Corporate Structure Mistakes
    18:21 - What Should You Do Next?

    WHO THIS IS FOR:
    Canadian business owners, incorporated professionals, dentists, doctors, lawyers, consultants, and entrepreneurs running a corporation who want to legally reduce their tax bill and keep more of what they earn.

    Tetrault Wealth | CG Wealth Management | Canaccord Genuity | Rob Tetrault | Winnipeg Financial Advisor | Canadian Tax Strategy | Dividends vs Salary | HoldCo | Holding Company Canada | Incorporated Business Owner | How To Pay Yourself | Business Tax Canada | Corporate Tax Planning

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    19 分
  • What Is a Sovereign Wealth Fund? (And Why Canada Wants One)
    2026/06/22

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    ⭐️⭐️ What Is a Sovereign Wealth Fund? (And Why Canada Wants One)

    Canada is talking about the idea of a sovereign wealth fund, but is comparing us to Norway actually realistic?

    In this episode, Rob breaks down what a sovereign wealth fund is, how Norway built one of the largest investment funds in the world, and why Canada's situation may be very different. We discuss Mark Carney's proposal, natural resources, government investing, taxation, economic risks, and what this could mean for Canadians long term.

    Is this a smart economic move, or a comparison that doesn't hold up?

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - What We'll Discuss
    00:46 - What Is a Sovereign Wealth Fund?
    01:39 - Here's What We Know
    03:04 - The Norway Comparison
    05:11 - How Is the "Canada Strong Fund" Different From CPP?
    06:40 - What Does This Mean For YOU?

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    9 分
  • How to Pay Yourself as a Canadian Business Owner Without Overpaying the CRA
    2026/06/10

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    ⭐️⭐️ How to Pay Yourself as a Canadian Business Owner Without Overpaying the CRA

    We run through a case study where our client saved $77k, not by finding some loophole, but by simply changing how he paid himself.

    In this video, Rob Tetrault breaks down 23 minutes of real tax strategy that most incorporated Canadian business owners don't hear from their accountant, answering the question of salary or dividends, while integrating a HoldCo.

    If you're incorporated and still defaulting to a straight salary, you could be leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table every single year.

    In this video you'll learn:
    — The dividends vs salary decision and why most business owners get it wrong
    — How a HoldCo (holding company) can legally keep more money in your hands
    — The exact strategy that saved our client $77,000 annually
    — Why the answer isn't dividends OR salary, it's USUALLY both, and here's how

    This isn't theoretical. This is advice Rob gives his clients every day.

    Enjoy!

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:54 - The Issue With Outdated Business Structures
    02:12 - The Effects of Salary Payments
    04:26 - The Effects of Dividend Payments
    06:11 - What Determines Whether You Should Take Dividends or Salary?
    11:00 - The Potential Tax Benefits of a Spouse & Payment Timing
    12:45 - Case Study
    13:47 - 100% Salary Scenario
    15:21 - 100% Dividends Scenario
    17:47 - The Hybrid Approach Scenario
    19:24 - The End Results
    20:40 - Common Mistakes Recap
    22:10 - Your Next Steps

    WHO THIS IS FOR:
    Canadian business owners, incorporated professionals, dentists, doctors, lawyers, consultants, and entrepreneurs running a corporation who want to legally reduce their tax bill and keep more of what they earn.

    Tetrault Wealth | CG Wealth Management | Canaccord Genuity | Rob Tetrault | Winnipeg Financial Advisor | Canadian Tax Strategy | Dividends vs Salary | HoldCo | Holding Company Canada | Incorporated Business Owner | How To Pay Yourself | Business Tax Canada | Corporate Tax Planning

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    23 分
  • CPP Timing: Why "Always Wait Until 70" Is a Red Flag
    2026/06/04

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    ⭐️⭐️ CPP Timing: Why "Always Wait Until 70" Is a Red Flag

    Most Canadians are told to delay CPP as long as possible, but blindly following that advice could cost you. The truth is, CPP doesn't exist in a vacuum. The right timing depends on your RRSP, TFSA, OAS, tax bracket, health, and overall retirement plan.

    In this video we break down exactly when delaying to 70 makes sense, when it doesn't, and how to think about CPP as part of a coordinated strategy, NOT a standalone decision.

    ✅ What you'll learn:
    - How CPP works at age 60, 65, and 70
    - When delaying CPP is genuinely the right move
    - When taking CPP early actually makes more sense
    - How CPP interacts with RRSP, TFSA, OAS and your tax bracket
    - Why flexibility and irreversibility matter more than most realize
    - How to optimize after-tax retirement income — not just CPP alone

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:44 - The Basics: CPP Explained
    02:15 - "Block Out the Noise"
    02:53 - When Delaying CPP Makes
    03:39 - When Delaying CPP DOESN'T Make Sense
    04:29 - Tax & Flexibility Considerations
    06:16 - The Recap & What To do Next

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    7 分
  • The IPP Explained: Why Business Owners Are Replacing RRSPs With THIS
    2026/05/28

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    ⭐️⭐️ The IPP Explained: Why Business Owners Are Replacing RRSPs With THIS

    Individual Pension Plans (IPPs) are one of the most powerful retirement tools available to Canadian business owners, yet most people have never heard of them.

    In this video, we break down how an IPP works, who it's best for, and why many high-income professionals use them instead of traditional RRSPs.

    If you're a business owner, incorporated professional, or earning a high income in Canada, understanding IPPs could significantly improve your retirement strategy.

    What you'll learn:

    • What an Individual Pension Plan (IPP) is
    • How IPPs compare to RRSPs
    • Why high-income professionals often prefer them
    • Tax advantages of an IPP
    • Who qualifies for an IPP in Canada
    • When it makes sense to set one up

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Why This Matters
    00:35 - Part 1: What is an IPP?
    01:36 - Part 2: Who Does an IPP Make Sense For?
    03:02 - Part 3: The Pros & Cons
    04:06 - Misconceptions
    04:45 - When Does it NOT Make Sense?
    05:47 - What Are Your Next Steps?

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    7 分
  • If I Were Retiring in 2026, I'd Lock In These 7 Things
    2026/05/20

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    ⭐️⭐️ If I Were Retiring in 2026, I'd Lock In These 7 Things

    If you're planning to retire in 2026 (or within the next 1–3 years), you're no longer in the planning phase, you're in the execution phase.

    At this stage, the biggest risks aren't market headlines.
    They're unclear income plans, poor tax sequencing, and withdrawal mistakes that compound over time.

    In this video, I walk through the exact 7 things I would personally lock in before retiring in 2026:

    • Choosing a realistic retirement date
    • Mapping your income sources (RRSP, TFSA, corporate, non-reg)
    • Aligning your asset mix for decumulation
    • Managing taxes in the early retirement years
    • Optimizing CPP & OAS timing
    • Planning your RRSP → RRIF conversion
    • Stress testing your plan for volatility and longevity

    This is practical Canadian retirement planning — not theory, not rules of thumb, and not fear-based advice.

    If you want clarity heading into retirement, this framework will help you make decisions with confidence.

    CHAPTERS:
    00:45 - Step 1: Pick a Date
    01:12 - Step 2: Map Income
    01:49 - Step 3: Asset Mix
    02:33 - Step 4: Taxes
    03:30 - Step 5: CPP & OAS
    04:38 - Step 6: RRSP to RRIF
    05:14 - Step 7: Stress Test
    05:53 - Quick Recap & What To Do Next

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    7 分
  • 6 Signs You Could Retire Earlier Than You Think
    2026/05/13

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    ⭐️⭐️ 6 Signs You Could Retire Earlier Than You Think

    Are you sure you need to keep working… or are you actually closer to retirement than you think?

    Many people delay retirement not because they can't retire, but because they don't realize they already might be able to.

    In this video, we walk through 6 signs you could retire earlier than you think, focusing on the real factors that matter today, not outdated rules of thumb from decades ago.

    This isn't about hitting a magic number.
    It's about understanding:

    - Where your retirement income actually comes from
    - How spending, taxes, and withdrawals interact
    - Why "more savings" doesn't always mean "more confidence"
    - And how over-saving can quietly cost you years of freedom

    If you've ever thought:

    - "I just need a little more."
    - "I don't feel ready yet."
    - "What if I retire too early?"

    This video is for you.

    📌 In this video, we cover:
    • The difference between being financially ready and emotionally ready
    • Why cash flow matters more than total savings
    • How flexibility — not portfolio size — drives early retirement success
    • Common planning blind spots that keep people working longer than necessary
    • How to think about retirement timing in a more modern, realistic way

    This content is educational and meant to help you think more clearly about retirement decisions. Everyone's situation is different, and planning details matter.

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Why This Matters
    00:37 - Sign 1: Living Expenses
    01:10 - Sign 2: Savings Rate
    01:42 - Sign 3: Your Portfolio
    02:22 - Sign 4: Debt Levels
    02:50 - Sign 5: Income Flexibility
    03:23 - Sign 6: Spending Levels
    03:59 - The Mindset Shift
    04:27 - A Quick Recap
    04:58 - What to Do Next?

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    6 分
  • The Final 5 Years: 6 Costly Retirement Mistakes You Can't Undo
    2026/05/04

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    ⭐️⭐️ The Final 5 Years: 6 Costly Retirement Mistakes You Can't Undo

    If you're retiring within the next 5 years, there are no do-overs.

    The final stretch before retirement is when outcomes get locked in — income, taxes, flexibility, and lifestyle. Most people aren't making bad decisions at this stage. They're making no decisions at all and assuming they'll "figure it out later."

    In this video, I walk through the 6 most costly retirement mistakes people make in the last 5 years before retirement, and why timing matters more than returns at this stage. These are the decisions that can permanently shape your retirement — for better or worse.

    We cover:

    - Why the final 5 years matter more than the first 30
    - How sloppy transitions into retirement create long-term problems
    - Why focusing on performance instead of income is a mistake
    - How taxes, withdrawals, and account structure change everything
    - What being truly ready for retirement actually means

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Setting The Stage
    00:40 - Mistake #1
    01:18 - Mistake #2
    01:59 - Mistake #3
    02:53 - Mistake #4
    03:27 - Mistake #5
    03:56 - Mistake #6
    04:02 - How Do You Know When You're Ready to Retire?
    04:58 - Final Thoughts
    05:18 - Your Next Steps

    This isn't about market predictions or chasing returns.
    It's about designing reliable, tax-efficient retirement income before your paycheck stops.

    Canadian viewers: This video reflects Canadian retirement planning realities, including RRSPs, TFSAs, CPP, and OAS.

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    6 分