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A smooth business transition takes at least 2-5 years of planning, says Wealth Advisor | Client Relationship Manager, Jason Nicola.

Canadian Women Are Set to Inherit Trillions, How Advisors Can Help Them Prepare | Wealth Professional

You Can’t Prevent an Economic Recession, but You Can Ensure You’re Financially Prepared to Weather One | Financial Post

Why a High-Net-Worth Specialist Just Switched Firms | Wealth Professional

Lessons from the Laureates: John Nicola | Business in Vancouver

How to Prevent Advisor Burnout Amid Tariff Chaos | Wealth Professional

TSX Ends Lower as Metal Mining Shares Fall | Reuters

For Entrepreneurs, Part of Business Success Is Planning Their Exit From It | Globe & Mail

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