We help build investment plans with a clear purpose: growing wealth, protecting flexibility and supporting the people who matter most.

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Investing with the full plan in mind


Returns matter.

But they’re only one part of the picture.

A strong investment plan should help answer:

  • How much risk makes sense for your stage of life?
  • How should your portfolio support retirement income?
  • Are your investments structured tax-efficiently?
  • How much liquidity should you keep available?
  • How does your portfolio support your estate plan?
  • How should corporate or personal assets be invested?

Investment planning around your goals

Your portfolio should reflect what your wealth needs to do.

That may include:

  • Growing wealth for the future
  • Creating retirement income
  • Preserving capital
  • Supporting family
  • Preparing for a business exit
  • Funding charitable goals
  • Transferring wealth efficiently

The strategy should follow the purpose. Once your goals are clear, the portfolio can be built around the right mix of growth, income, liquidity, risk and tax efficiency.

The hidden cost of taxes


Taxes can change the outcome of an investment plan.

That’s why investment planning should consider where assets are held, how income is generated and when withdrawals happen.

A tax-aware strategy may include:

  • Holding the right investments in the right accounts
  • Managing capital gains
  • Coordinating registered and non-registered assets
  • Planning withdrawals carefully
  • Using tax-loss selling where appropriate
  • Connecting investment decisions to your estate plan
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Income that supports your life

For retirees, pre-retirees and business owners, investments may need to do more than grow.

They may also need to create income you can rely on.

That can involve:

  • Dividend income
  • Fixed income
  • Structured withdrawals
  • Corporate and personal investment accounts
  • Registered account withdrawals
  • Liquidity for major expenses

A strong income plan helps you understand what you can draw, where it should come from and how it fits with your broader tax and estate planning.

A steady approach

Markets change. Life changes. Your plan should be reviewed as both evolve.

Brodie Curtosi & Associates Private Wealth Management brings structure to those decisions so your investment plan can stay connected to your goals, your family and your long-term priorities.