Lane Cuthbert Financial

Honoured to have been able to join forces with Joe and the incredible team at Avalon Accounting to put together this educational video about using advanced insurance strategies to reduce tax for corporate business owners. Business owners work incredibly hard to build their dream and I believe they deserve to reap more of the benefits of their labour, so check it out and find out how you can put your hard earned money to work for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtPHNfMhqLA

Corporate Tax Planning Using Life Insurance In this video, Joe explains how one particular type of insurance can be used as a tool within your corporation to reduce tax, increase value, and get access ...

Exactitude research: part 1 of 2

In early March we identified a shorting opportunity on Soybean Futures and on March 2nd we entered the trade.

We risked 7.4% total account size on this opportunity. On May 19 we closed our trade (which is only half of the total position) and locked in profits with a return of 450.2% (relative to the risk size) and added 33.4% growth to total account returns.

Stop listening to same old rhetoric that "it's always a good time to be buying in the market." Banks don't believe that, so neither should you. If you want to see how little control your average bank advisor has over the returns in your portfolio, ask them "is there ever a BAD time to buying into the market?", and get ready for some garbage answer about "time IN the market not timING the market". The market is a zero sum game, if you're buying some else is selling, and if the broad market is going to have a sell off and the banks want to be winners...they need a lot of people to be losers, standing on the other side of their trade wondering where all their savings went.