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Your Will: Will It Produce Thrills or Chills?

Released on Wednesday, November 30, 2022•ESTATE PLANNING

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Life is complicated, so it shouldn't be a surprise that the business of dying is, as well. Learn about common Will and estate planning issues, and how to sidestep those that can be avoided and minimize the impact of those that cannot. Discover ways to increase the size of your estate and decrease the chances it is later squandered or ends up in unintended hands. Empower yourself to make more informed estate planning decisions or to feel more confident about those you've already made. Whether passing along a modest or massive estate to the people or organizations you love, a good Will and estate plan can pay for itself many, many times over in terms of costs, taxes and relationships saved.

Colin Ritchie

Colin S. Ritchie, Lawyer and Financial Planner

Colin Ritchie, LLB, CFP, CLU, TEP, and FMA, is a Vancouver-based fee-for-service lawyer and financial planner who does not sell investment or insurance, just advice. He graduated from the University of Victoria's Law Co-op programme in 1996 and spent just under five years in private practice as a lawyer before transitioning into financial planning and successfully completing his Certified Financial Planning (CFP) designation. Mr. Ritchie has worked in Sun Life's Estate and Financial Planning Services Department, working his way up to the role as a Director of Financial Planning. While at Sun Life, he also acquired the CLU (Certified Life Underwriter) and FMA (Financial Management Advisor) designations.