Mark Bryars
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I have been working in the financial services Industry since 1989, with a focus on fostering strong client relationships and helping customers achieve their personal financial goals.
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Your Unique Goals
Knowing that you have a plan for tomorrow will help you concentrate on getting more out of life — today.
TD Wealth Financial Planning
Your priorities are important to us. We can work together towards your goals, and can help with:

Tax Planning
Work with us to assess and recommend strategies that can help to reduce your tax burden, and:
- Reduce your taxable income during your lifetime or upon passing away
- Explore income splitting strategies
- Take advantage of tax deductions and credits available to you

The retirement homestretch: A 5-year checklist
This checklist may help alleviate some of your retirement worries.

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.
Important Tax Information for 2026
Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA)
- 2026 TFSA contributions can now be made. The annual TFSA contribution limit for 2026 is $7,000 and you can carry forward unused contribution room from previous years.
Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)
- Your RRSP contribution limit for the 2025 tax year can be found on your Canada Revenue Agency Notice of Assessment for 2024.
- The deadline for contributions to be in the 2025 tax year is 11:59 p.m. on March 2, 2026. The RRSP contribution limit for 2026, subject to any adjustments, is $33,810.
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
- The lifetime maximum RESP contribution limit is $50,000 for each beneficiary.

The goals and dreams you and your family share for your work and career, well-being, home, lifestyle and legacy.
From cottages to trusts: Different ways new capital gains rules could impact you

Testamentary Trusts
Managing an estate or trust can be a difficult experience. In addition to grieving a loved one, the liquidator or executor has a fiduciary duty to liquidate the estate or trust appropriately. Our colleagues at TD Wealth Private Trust provide estate services, including day-to-day estate asset management and trust property management.
Build Net Worth
We can help you build your net worth by developing effective strategies and investment solutions that align to your needs, even as they evolve.
Protect What Matters
By leveraging the expertise of TD specialists, we can integrate strategies to help you protect what matters to you most at every life stage.
Implement Tax-Efficient Strategies
We can work with you to help create and structure your accounts to help reduce tax exposure while keeping income available for when you need it.



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