Knowledge Bureau Partners with Financial Post

(Winnipeg, MB) – On October 8, the new Financial Education Channel on the Financial Post, hosted by Knowledge Bureau, officially launched.

Nestled under the Personal Finance section, the new channel will appeal to tax and financial advisors and their clients who seek current information on trends and changes to make better financial decisions together.

Sharing knowledge and financial responsibility is a key element in family wealth management. This channel will help by offering numerous timely articles and access to educational resources, certificate courses, and calculators. These resources can help define financial issues in the family and manage after-tax dollars by investing with tax efficiency and keeping more during transitions like retirement, disability or death of a loved one. Readers can expect to see tips on how to work with both advisors and family members to save time and money when making decisions about their tax affairs, managing debit, and planning the structure of future income sources. Risk management issues for business owners and those concerned about succession and estate planning will also be discussed.

“Financial education is required to have better conversations with your professional team and critical in improving financial behaviors in the family,” says Evelyn Jacks, President of Knowledge Bureau. “It’s not just about the money. A key driver in your financial success is the common knowledge you share to make tax and financial planning activities are more immediately implementable.” 

Continues Mrs. Jacks. “This is about what you keep and what it’s worth, when you need it.  You’ll learn more about financial education and Real Wealth Management™, the educational framework we teach at Knowledge Bureau, right here in these pages – so we hope you’ll visit often.”

To check out the new Financial Education Channel, click here.