Exclusive Estate Planning & Tax Webinar
Join us for an exclusive webinar, featuring financial consultant Tina Tehranchian, to learn tax and estate planning strategies you can apply today.
You Will Learn How:
- To minimize or even Eliminate Taxes on your estate
- To Change Estate Plans in this new virtual environment.
- To Avoid Double Taxation on your "Red" retirement accounts
- To Bypass paying upfront Capital Gains Taxes when selling your investments
- To convert assets into an Income You Can’t Outlive and leave a Lasting Legacy
Our government wants you to Save Taxes, Convert Taxes to Charitable Donations and Leave More to Charity
The webinar will be hosted on Zoom and will be limited to 30 participants.
Do not miss this opportunity to hear one of our nation's most knowledgeable, entertaining and engaging speakers on the topic of how you can save income and minimize estate taxes.
About the speaker
Tina Tehranchian is a much sought-after speaker and a nationally recognized financial educator, writer and consultant specializing in estate and charitable tax planning. Her highly acclaimed industry comments and advice have been printed in The Wall Street Journal, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The National Post, and Yahoo Finance. Tina is also a frequent contributor to the Canadian Business Journal and has been featured on CBC, CTV and BNN.
Since 1991, Tina’s counsel and assistance has helped entrepreneurs, professionals and retirees save over $30 Million in estate taxes while at the same time, increase their overall income and support philanthropic organizations of their choice.
Tina is always actively involved within her community and has served as a governor of Seneca College, trustee of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, director of Mackenzie Health Foundation, director of Art Canada Institute and member of the Research Campaign Cabinet, Planned Giving Advisory Committee and Fundraising Advisory Board for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. She currently serves as the chair of ONE LIFE gala for The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.