Insurance is more than just a safety net for your family. It also provides powerful ways to build and expand your wealth. We are excited to welcome Doug Carroll, resident tax expert at Aviso Wealth Inc., for the second session of our Wealth Evolution series. Doug will show you how to shift your focus from simply protecting your money to actively growing it. You will learn practical strategies for tax-sheltered investment growth and discover smart ways to set up tax-deferred intergenerational wealth transfers.
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Whether you want to maximize your current savings or plan a smooth transfer of assets to the next generation, this session provides the clear, actionable insights you need to keep your financial future on track.
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Webinar Date: Wednesday June 3rd, 2026
Doug Carroll is the Tax & Estate Specialist for Aviso Wealth Inc., a wealth management partner to credit unions across Canada. He previously ran an estate planning law practice and was an advanced case consultant with a life insurer and a mutual fund provider. Doug holds a business degree and a Master of Law specializing in Tax and is qualified as a Certified Financial Planner and a Trust & Estate Practitioner. For over 25 years, he has been supporting financial advisors with written articles, individual case consultations, and educational webcasts.
Mutual funds and other securities are offered through Aviso Wealth, a division of Aviso Financial Inc. Aviso Wealth Inc. (‘Aviso’) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aviso Wealth LP, which in turn is owned 50% by Desjardins Financial Holding Inc. and 50% by a limited partnership owned by the five Provincial Credit Union Centrals and The CUMIS Group Limited. The following entities are subsidiaries of Aviso: Aviso Financial Inc. (including divisions Aviso Wealth, Qtrade Direct Investing, Qtrade Guided Portfolios, Aviso Correspondent Partners), and Northwest & Ethical Investments L.P
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