Lori Disotell
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With over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, I have been actively engaged in fostering strong client relationships and helping clients achieve their personal financial goals.
My commitment to continuous education, as well as completion of required qualifications, has earned me the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® designation conferred by the Financial Planning Standards Council.
I look forward to exploring investment strategies and solutions with you as we work together towards your unique financial goals.
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Knowing that you have a plan for tomorrow will help you concentrate on getting more out of life — today.
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Planning for every life stage
As we've all come to realize over the past year, life is full of uncertainty. That's why it's so important to plan for every life stage now, even the unexpected.
To help with that, I've included an article that you may find useful. If you'd like to discuss any of the topics raised in further detail, I'd be more than happy to schedule some time for us to chat.

TDAM: Tax & Retirement Planning Guide
At TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM), we understand the importance of tax planning to investors. There are many tax-efficient investment vehicles available to Canadians to help maximize after-tax income and grow their investment portfolios.

Stepping into retirement: Preparing for the big transition
The transition from a successful career to this stage in life isn’t always easy.

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- Sophisticated, personalized wealth advice
- A progressive and coordinated approach
- Focused on you and your unique needs

The goals and dreams you and your family share for your work and career, well-being, home, lifestyle and legacy.
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Your Financial Planning Experience
1.Initial Discovery
2.Your Financial Plan
3.Welcome to TD Wealth Financial Planning
4.Regular Review Meetings
Your Financial Planning Experience
Initial Discovery
Our discovery process focuses on understanding your priorities and goals in order to better support them.
Your Financial Plan
Once we get to know you, we will work with you to develop a personalized financial plan to help you achieve your goals.
Welcome to TD Wealth Financial Planning
Next, we put that plan into action. This phase involves an official onboarding as well as any account transfers required to begin implementing your plan.
Regular Review Meetings
To ensure your financial plan evolves as you do, we’ll regularly review your priorities with you, helping you stay on track with your goals.



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Estate planning misconceptions: Why a Will may not be enough
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Estate planning misconceptions: Why a Will may not be enough
Estate planning is often thought of as simply having a Will in place for the end of life. But Mindi Banach, Tax and Estate Planner at TD Wealth, says an estate plan can do much more: it can help create a plan for your loved ones and clarify the legacy you want to leave behind. She also shared what to consider when getting started.
Cottage succession: How to pass on a legacy and not potential complications
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Cottage succession: How to pass on a legacy and not potential complications
A cottage can be a meaningful legacy, but passing it on raises key questions around ownership and logistics. Nicole Ewing, Principal, Wealth Planning Office, TD Wealth says early conversations on taxes, usage and shared responsibilities are important along with understanding fair market value, adjusted cost base and family intentions.
Health-care costs?
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Health-care costs?
You planned for retirement. Did you also plan for health-care costs? Some health-care expenses may not be covered in retirement. Here’s how to think about those costs before they affect your plan.