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Free Financial Needs Analysis

Starter Family

There are two things we commonly hear from new parents: 

  1. We don't feel heard (by the industry); and
  2. There is too much noise to sift through to figure out what we need. 


As a family company, we understand. That's a big part of why our process is simple and, in most cases, led by you. 


When you meet with our team, we'll help you: 

  • Adjust your budget to reflect the realities of parenting,
  • Talk through short, mid and long-term priorities,
  • Avoid common new parent financial mistakes,
  • Maximize incoming child benefits; and
  • Secure necessary protection.


Our goal is to build a fluid plan that not only gets you the products you need, but helps increase your confidence in your ability to navigate today while preparing for tomorrow. 

Raising a family comes with a lot of responsibility and a lot of financial questions. Our financial needs analysis helps new and growing families create a plan to balance protection, saving, and smart investing for the future. 

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Foundation

The foundation of your financial questions will start with two things: 

  1. Your short, mid, and long-term goals
  2. An accurate budget


+ Income (after tax and deductions)

- Bills (required just to survive)

= Discretionary Income


Generally speaking, the ideal use of your discretionary income factors in:

  • Short-term savings to build an emergency fund; 
  • Mid-term savings for bigger goals (travel, house, wedding, etc.);
  • A long-term, "set it and forget it" type of investment; 
  • Proper life and critical illness protection; 
  • Saving and protection for children; and
  • Money for lifestyle and miscellaneous spending. 

New Considerations

Now that I have a dependent (child), what is my updated insurable need? 


In simpler terms, what would happen to my spouse / child financially if I could no longer contribute to the household due to death or critical illness? 


What would it cost our household if we needed to take time off due to a tragedy with one of the kids? 


What are some areas we could begin saving for the kids future?  

Cooper Allen

cooper@cooperallen.ca

705-796-7947

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