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David R. Gobeil, CPA, CA, MSc, CFP®, CEA

David is an author and the editor of The Personal Financial Planner's Manual and the study aids for the Certified Financial Planner® and Qualified Associate Financial Planner™ Examinations offered through Gobeil & Associates.

He offers services in retirement and estate planning.

Steve is a CFP (Certified Financial Planner), R.F.P. (Registered Financial Planner) and CEA (Certified Executor Advisor). We know that today, good financial advice is more important than ever. Steve insures all clients have a disciplined investment process and a personal financial plan that touches on all their financial needs. We take a long-term approach to planning. We believe that with a detailed plan, reviewed and updated regularly, you will have the financial resources to realize your goals and stay on track.

I have been a Financial Advisor since 2003.  I graduated from the University of Windsor where I majored in Finance and Accounting.  I prepare taxes for my clients so I can ensure that they are in the most tax-efficient insurance and investments on the market.  I work as a broker so I have over 20 companies that I am contracted with across Canada.  I am passionate about working with my clients to ensure they reach their financial goals and to keep their hard-earned money in their pockets.

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Help safeguard residence and assets.

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Arrange for third-party pick-up and removal of items.

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Sort and prepare household items to keep, donate, dispose
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Find new homes for inherited items.

I am currently employed at Access Credit Union. I have been with the Credit Union for ten years. I have held various positions, Member Service Representative, Payment Services Administrator and now I am in a Deposit Services Representative position. I open all new accounts at our Arborg location, help members with their Investments, and meet with members about Estates. I have completed several CUIC courses, Products & Services, Credit Union System and Fundamentals of Financial Planning.

My name is Anthony Gordon, I hold a Law degree, a Master of Taxation Law, and I practiced Corporate and Commercial law for several years before becoming a Financial Advisor. As a financial advisor, I have offered hundreds of families  financial strategies that brought clarity to their financial decisions and helped them proactively build wealth.

Licensed for life and health since March 1978.member of Advocis till 2005.

As and Estate and Trust Advisor with Royal Trust I service clients on Vancouver Island as well as Burnaby, New Westminster, Surrey/Delta, Tri-Cities, Langley and the Eastern Fraser Valley.  I bring over 14 years experience in Financial Services to my role as an Estate and Trust Advisor in BC. 

My depth of experience, coupled with my professionalism and dedication to client service serves me well in my current role.  I understand that the role of an executor is a difficult one and will take time to make sure my clients are aware of the complete range of estate and trust resources that are offered by RBC.  As an expert focused executor services, I help executors to identify where RBC can help to life the burden of an executorship, wether in a simple administrative capacity helping with specific tasks or in a more comprehensive manner carrying out the entire estate settlement process on their behalf.  A graduate of UFV with a diploma in Business Administration, I have continued to deepen my knowledge and expertise with key industry designations such as the IFIC and BCO. 

I presently hold the following designations

Chartered Life Underwriter

Chartered Financial Consultant

Elder Planning Counselor.

Certified Executor Advisor.

I help clients make smart choices about money.