Ever wondered how you can get the money out of your RRSP with a minimum of tax?

RRSP/RRIF Meltdown Strategies can allow you to withdraw from your RRSP or RRIF with little or no tax.

However, there are some tricky complications, several options, and these strategies are not for everyone.

In my latest video for the Canadian Financial Summit you'll learn:

• How does the RRSP/RRIF meltdown strategy help you withdraw from your RRSP with minimum tax?

• What does the traditional RRSP/RRIF Meltdown Strategy look like?

• Why should it be called the RRIF Meltdown Strategy, not the RRSP Meltdown Strategy?

• Why are self-made dividends the secret to an effective RRIF Meltdown Strategy?

• What are the 4 tricky complications?

• Why does the traditional RRIF Meltdown not melt your RRIF down?

• What is the problem with starting it before you retire?

• What is the problem with starting it when you retire?

• What are the 3 main RRIF Meltdown Strategies?

• What are the 4 issues for implementing the RRSP/RRIF Meltdown Strategy effectively?

• What are the 6 steps to implementing the RRSP/RRIF Meltdown Strategy effectively?

In a recent video for the Canadian Financial Summit I talk about who the poor and wealthy are and how they got there.

Today, we're diving deeper into one crucial aspect: how the wealthy became wealthy?

Can their strategies work for you?

Over the years, I've seen the full financial picture of thousands of Canadians and read countless studies on wealth building.

While my clients are generally higher-income, growth-focused individuals who work with a financial plan, I've also spoken to countless others—through my blog, in-person, and within my network of wealthy individuals.

These insights have given me a clear understanding of who achieves financial success and the steps they took to get there.

You will learn:

• How much do you need to be "wealthy"?

• What types of people have high net worth?

• What is a "productive growth asset"?

• How much do you need to save to become wealthy?

• Do you have to borrow to invest to become wealthy?

• What does the Lifecycle Investing study tell us about growing wealth?

• How can you become wealthy?

Imagine checking your investments after a brutal market crash like during Covid with the March 16-20, 2020: -18% week. Your balance is down 32%, and panic sets in.

But what if I told you the biggest rebounds, like the +12% surge the very next week almost always follow?

This isn't luck; it's a pattern that makes stocks more predictable (and rewarding) than the 'random walk' myth suggests.

For the average investor saving for retirement, understanding this could mean thousands more in your pocket annually—without switching to boring bonds. Just change your outlook and use a simple method to beat the market.

In my latest podcast episode you will learn:

• What is the "Random Walk Theory"?

• Why is the stock market not a "random walk"?

• How can you use this to your advantage?

• An easy way to beat the market.

This is for investors who prefer evidence, clarity, and disciplined strategy over speculation or hype.