Retirement Planning
Know your exact retirement date with year-by-year income projections. No more guessing, just a clear path forward.
Learn MoreI'm Marc Pineault, a financial advisor in London, Ontario. Most advice stops at the investments — the visible 10%. I build the whole plan below the waterline: tax, estate, insurance, behavior, and the life events that actually decide how your money ends up. Then I manage it, so you never have to worry about money again.
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Tailored to your situation. No cookie-cutter advice.
The whole picture
About 10% of how this ends is your returns. The 90% that decides whether your money lasts sits below the waterline. That is the part I build.
Below the waterline
Tax — Every account drawn in the right order
Estate — It lands where you want, not at the CRA
Protection — Income and family covered
Behavior — No panic-selling at the bottom
Decline — Someone watching late in life
Life events — An inheritance, a sale, a crisis
A free assessment maps your whole iceberg — not just the question that brought you here.
Sound Familiar?
Most people only ever see the tip — the returns, the product, the one account. Nobody coordinates the 90% underneath. Here's what that blind spot actually costs you:
$11K
avg annual fees on $500K
The average Canadian mutual fund charges 2.2% per year. On a $500K portfolio, that’s $11,000 annually eating into your retirement every single year.
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projections most people have
You’ve been saving, but you have no idea if it’s enough. No projections, no plan, no confidence. Just hope.
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bank, limited view
They only see what’s at their bank. They can’t optimize your taxes, your corporate structure, or your full retirement picture.
1yr
of delay = thousands lost
Every year you wait costs you money in taxes you didn’t need to pay, returns you missed, and retirement years you could’ve had.
How I Help
Six areas of expertise — from retirement planning and investment management to life insurance and estate planning — all working together in one integrated plan built for your life.
Know your exact retirement date with year-by-year income projections. No more guessing, just a clear path forward.
Learn MoreMost Ontarians are overpaying. I find every legal strategy to reduce your taxes. Clients are always surprised by the savings.
Learn MoreProfessionally managed portfolio aligned to your goals. Lower fees, better diversification, zero stress for you.
Learn MoreIncorporated in Ontario? You’re probably leaving money on the table. I’ll optimize your corporate structure and tax strategy.
Learn MoreExactly the coverage you need, no overselling. I’ll show you how much and why, and it integrates with your full plan.
Learn MoreMake sure your money goes to your family, not to taxes. I’ll help you protect everything you’ve built.
Learn MoreNot sure which service you need?
Book Free Assessment — I'll Help You Figure It OutGetting Started
No pitch, no obligation. Just a quick conversation to see if I can help with your specific situation.
I'll build a plan tailored to your family or business. Real numbers, not a generic template.
I manage your investments and keep your plan updated as life changes. Regular proactive contact.
Is This You?
“Are we saving enough? When can we actually stop?”
“Nobody is proactively planning.”
“You have no idea what you’re paying.”
“The money stuff keeps getting pushed back.”
Free Quiz
Answer 6 quick questions and get a personalized score with actionable next steps. Takes 60 seconds.
Take the QuizNo pressure, no sales pitch. Just an honest assessment of your situation and whether I can help. If we're not a fit, I'll tell you.
Or reach out anytime — I respond personally.
Common Questions
Resources
Practical guides to help you make smarter financial decisions.
Should bonds go in your RRSP or TFSA? This guide breaks down asset location for Canadian investors, with clear explanations from a financial planner in London, Ontario.
Incorporated professionals in Ontario can choose between tax-free Capital Dividend Account payouts and regular salary — but each tool works differently and fits different situations. This guide explains how both work and when each one makes sense, from a financial planner in London, Ontario.
Wondering whether to use a group RRSP through work or open a personal RRSP on your own? This guide breaks down the key differences for Ontario employees, with plain-English answers from a financial planner in London, Ontario.