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THE JANSSEN FAMILY XYZ Wealth Management Progress Review Meeting with Prepared by: Joe Advisor

Progress review meeting agenda  Changes we’re making to serve you better  Wealth management discussion  Review and discuss your investment costs  Matters you’d like to discuss

We’re making changes to serve you better Enhancing our statements and client reports Increased information on fees and performance Launching January 2017

At XYZ Wealth Management, we take a different approach to wealth We’re committed to helping you: Build and protect your wealth and lifestyle Plan for the expected and unexpected Providing you peace of mind Establish and protect your legacy

IDENTIFY YOUR NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES Our process for providing comprehensive advice MONITOR YOUR PROGRESS IDENTIFY YOUR NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES GATHER INFORMATION PREPARE ANALYSIS DEVELOP A WRITTEN PLAN OF ACTION IMPLEMENT YOUR PLAN

Client Storyboard for the Janssen Family Goals Retire debt free by 65 Spend more time with family Travel 2x per year Pay for Francesca’s education Relationships Contingency planning Son, Karl 24 Daughter, Francesca 18 Both parents approaching 90’s Both have whole life -$500,000 Mortgage and disability insured Will and POA docs up to date No emergency fund Assets Debt Phil RRSP: $334,000 Eva RRSP: $194,875 Joint Account: $27,450 RESP: $19,750 House: $420,000 Mortgage balance: $273,000 Joint line of credit: $25,000 Phil’s car balance: $12,000 Income Phil Salary: $85,000 Eva Salary: $64,400 Dividends from investments

Your Progress Report Top Priorities Challenges Retire debt free by 65 Maximize RESP contributions Set up emergency fund Next phase of financial plan Aging parents require elder- care housing Francesca looking at colleges in US – increased costs Phil Janssen Eva Janssen Financial Management Retirement Planning Tax Planning Protection Legacy Planning SERVICE STATUS DETAILS & STATUS Establish goals and financial plan Initial discovery meeting completed 02.15.2000 Reviewed semi-annually Tax mitigation Tax mitigation through hold co since April 2006 Life insurance Whole life policy for both - $500k on 03.15.2000 Mortgage & debt analysis On track to have mortgage paid off by 2020 Tax return coordination Joint filing through Accountant, James Jones since - April 2006 Critical illness & disability Mortgage protection set up 04.10.2000 Retirement planning Retirement plan and cash flow forecast completed - 07.03.2013 Tax optimization Non -registered account using Corporate class Wills and POA Completed by Anderson Smith Law firm - 04.06.2009 Cash flow projections Business tax planning Tax filing through Accountant, James Jones since - April 2006 Business succession planning Completed - 09.15.2010 Service and communication Service agreement created 02.17.2012 Risk protection Portfolio analysis and automatic rebalancing in place to minimize risk

Review of your investment costs Management Fees Tiered management fee (net of reductions) Mandate Classification Management Fee $250,000 to $500,000 inclusive $500,000 to $1 million inclusive $1 million to $3 million inclusive $3 million to $5 million inclusive Amounts over $5 million Money Market 0.55% 0.500% 0.425% 0.350% 0.325% 0.300% Income* 0.525% 0.450% 0.400% Diversified Income/Balanced 0.85% 0.750% 0.600% 0.550% Equity 0.95% 0.900% 0.650% Dealer and Advisor Fees 1.00%

Review of your investment costs This example is based on a typical retail equity mutual fund in Canada with MER calculated in accordance with National Instrument 81-102. Mutual Funds in Canada may have slightly different breakdowns due to management fee rates, cost structure and operating efficiency. This example is for illustrative purposes only.  

Review of your investment costs $___________ invested with an MER of _____% = $________ per year CI Investments Advisor Dealership Advisor & Team $_________________ $_________________ $_________________ Services Provided Portfolio Managers and Analysts Compliance Wealth and Financial Planning Sales Taxes Statements and Reports Coaching and Advice Client Services and Administrative Support Access to Wealth Management Experts Ongoing Monitoring and Tracking

Review of your investment costs MERS - the Industry Range 3.52% 2.00% x 0.96% Low High Adapted from: The Costs and Benefits of Financial Advice - Forester, Linnainmaa, Melzer, Previtero Mar 2014

Our Wealth Management Services At XYZ Wealth, we’re committed to providing you with an unrivaled wealth management experience. Our team is dedicated to building relationships that expand beyond your investments and providing you with personalized solutions. We offer a wide range of services coupled with a first-class client experience. As part of the fees we charge, you are entitled to the following services and value-adds: Financial Management Asset Management Tax Planning Risk Management Mortgage & debt analysis Portfolio/pension analysis Tax analysis Life Insurance Cash flow analysis Diversified product offering Tax return coordination Critical illness & disability Cash flow projection Retirement/education/savings In-depth personal tax planning Long-term care insurance RRSP/leverage loans Repositioning/rebalancing Business tax planning Asset allocation to reduce risk Establish financial goals Maximizing risk-adjusted returns Tax minimization strategies Review of money managers Retirement Planning Legacy Planning Life Planning Client Experience Retirement income analysis Estate planning analysis Eldercare issues Deep client discovery Assessment of objectives Wills and POA Workplace transitions Behavioural management Retirement expenses analysis Charitable giving Healthy living Regular status reports Retirement cash flow projection Business succession planning Referral to other professionals Tailored communication Retirement education sessions Access to legal network Other non-financial advice Proactive problem resolution

How I can add more value Intergenerational wealth meetings Access to other experts Support during life transition events Now you want to talk about some value-added services that you have provided your clients. Services that are a bit out of the ordinary and show the client that you care about them as people because these services are more personal. Here are some examples of value-added services that you can provide clients, and the beauty of these services is that they don’t involve a lot of extra effort or costs to carry out. The first is IWM which is a meeting that you can facilitate to help clients discuss their wills and estate plans with their adult children. Research shows that 67% of clients do not discuss their intentions with their adult children. Avoiding this topic can make a lot of clients lose sleep because they know that it can cause problems with inheritors down the road. Another value added service is providing your clients with access to lawyers who can help them set up these important documents. 58% of Canadians do not have a signed will…so there is a need for this service. The third example of a value-added service is helping clients work through life transition events. Sooner or later every client is going to go through some kind of a life transition event. For example, demographics show that women will outlive men and that means more widows who will be left to manage their own finances which many may never have had to handle before. As a trusted advisor you will be able to help educate them and set up a budget or maybe a financial plan. Images: iStock

Matters you’d like to discuss Image: ©iStock by Getty