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11/01/2025

Welcome to the new Snug ☀️⁠
Estate planning made (super) simple. We're flipping the traditional process on its head by removing layer complications – and massive fees. Delivering a modern experience that should take under 30 minutes.⁠
We are now LIVE in Colorado! Link in bio to start your estate plan ↑
50-state expansion coming soon 🙌

10/25/2025

FINANCIAL PLANNING is about more creating a plan to manage your finances, achieve financial freedom, and reaching your long-term goals.
It's about reviewing your current financial situation, identifying your objectives, and developing strategies to achieve them.

HOW TO CREATE YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN

-REVIEW YOUR CURRENT FINANCIAL SITUATION
Gather good information about your income, expenses, assets, and debts. This will help you understand where you stand financially and what you need to do.

SETTING FINANCIAL GOALS
Identify your short-term and long-term goals, such as saving or paying off debt and how it aligns with your financial plan

CREATE BUDGET
Develop a budget on how to properly manage your income towards different expenses, savings, and debt repayment. You allocate certain amount of your monthly income to your bills and other tasks you plan to achieve

INVEST DILIGENTLY
Invest in assets that align with your risk level or capacity and financial goals, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate and other asset class.

UNPLANNED EXPENSES
Prepare for unplanned expenses like 12-36 months to prepared for unforeseen events which keeps you financially stable in this times.
Its about putting away your monthly expenses for the time frame or more.

REVIEW AND ADJUST
Regularly review your financial plan and make adjustments as needed to stay on track. This will help you stay focused on achieving your financial plan.

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The Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) allows you to borrow up to $10,000 in a calendar year (to a total of $20,000) from your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) to fund post-secondary education or training for you or your spouse. The withdrawal will not trigger immediate tax consequences and you will generally have up to 10 years to repay the withdrawn amount to your RRSP.
This article provides some of the basic rules and conditions of which you should be aware if you are interested in participating in the LLP.

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🔍 Sustainability isn’t PR—it’s profit and resilience.



Our new article shows how Caribbean hotels and attractions can turn waste, energy, and water into competitive advantage. From Waste-to-Value and solar thermal to BMS controls, greywater reuse, and Business Continuity Planning (BCP), we outline the contracts, finance rails (credit guarantees, results-based grants, invoice financing), and MEAL dashboards that make circularity pay off—while growing local content.

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