John OrrHostAll right, John, so I just recently had a strategy call with an individual from the audience, from the Canadian Wealth Secrets audience, and, uh, it was a great call.
And to be honest, they've done a really good job, so they're in a position where I would argue they're in a place where if we use some simple back of math- uh, back of napkin math, they're in a spot where they should, and I always say the word, like key word in this conversation today is like should-
... be well okay based on where their spending is and what their goals are for the future.
And really, um, you know, the, the thing that sort of like kinda hit me, and we're gonna talk a little bit at, in this episode was sort of like one of the questions they had had, or one of the, the statements they had made, I should say, um, as a high T4 earner, you know, was kind of comparing themselves and the disadvantage that they had relevant or, or related-
... to, um, another friend, I guess it wouldn't be a colleague, it would be a con- contact in their network, who is incorporated and gets-
So they, like the comment was like, "You know, I would have loved to have been incorporated because I would only have to pay 12%, you know, here in Ontario or 9% in some other provinces," and so on and so forth.
Without really like, you know, understanding that, you know, the game gets so much more complex if we go down that path.
Even though there's many opportunities there, there's also many ways that we can sort of run into some, some bad decisions-
So, you know, really today what we're gonna do is kind of unpack the scenario a little bit, but then talk about, you know, sort of the bigger pieces here that we're hoping people will take away from this particular episode, but then also any type of strategy call we have when we look at strategizing, planning, and really focusing on that vision for your financial freedom into the future.

[laughs] "I'm a, I'm a high T4 employee and, uh, high income T4 employee, therefore, like I'm probably in the highest tax bracket.

And when I look at my tax return every year, it hurts because I'm seeing like half my income is going to tax.

But then when I was talking to that guy, he's like, 'Well, in my business when I earn revenue and I earn income, it gets taxed at 12.2% on the first 500,000.'" Like, and he's going, "Well, I want that-"
All right, John, so I just recently had a strategy call with an individual from the audience, from the Canadian Wealth Secrets audience, and, uh, it was a great call.
And to be honest, they've done a really good job, so they're in a position where I would argue they're in a place where if we use some simple back of math- uh, back of napkin math, they're in a spot where they should, and I always say the word, like key word in this conversation today is like should-
... be well okay based on where their spending is and what their goals are for the future.
And really, um, you know, the, the thing that sort of like kinda hit me, and we're gonna talk a little bit at, in this episode was sort of like one of the questions they had had, or one of the, the statements they had made, I should say, um, as a high T4 earner, you know, was kind of comparing themselves and the disadvantage that they had relevant or, or related-
... to, um, another friend, I guess it wouldn't be a colleague, it would be a con- contact in their network, who is incorporated and gets-
So they, like the comment was like, "You know, I would have loved to have been incorporated because I would only have to pay 12%, you know, here in Ontario or 9% in some other provinces," and so on and so forth.
Without really like, you know, understanding that, you know, the game gets so much more complex if we go down that path.
Even though there's many opportunities there, there's also many ways that we can sort of run into some, some bad decisions-
So, you know, really today what we're gonna do is kind of unpack the scenario a little bit, but then talk about, you know, sort of the bigger pieces here that we're hoping people will take away from this particular episode, but then also any type of strategy call we have when we look at strategizing, planning, and really focusing on that vision for your financial freedom into the future.

[laughs] "I'm a, I'm a high T4 employee and, uh, high income T4 employee, therefore, like I'm probably in the highest tax bracket.

And when I look at my tax return every year, it hurts because I'm seeing like half my income is going to tax.

But then when I was talking to that guy, he's like, 'Well, in my business when I earn revenue and I earn income, it gets taxed at 12.2% on the first 500,000.'" Like, and he's going, "Well, I want that-"
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