Financial Services Group

06/05/2026

The FSG team is spending the day at Leduc Golf Club in support of Leduc Community Hospital Foundation. The theme this year is Jurassic Par. How did we do!?

05/01/2026

Financial Services Group is back as a Gold Sponsor for the 33rd Charity Golf Classic and we couldn’t be more excited to have them return.

Since 1977, FSG has been a trusted name in financial planning, insurance, and investment management in Leduc, Alberta. Their team brings great energy, enthusiasm, and support to each Classic they attend, and this year will be no exception.

Ready to join the fun? Register your team: https://www.lchfoundation.ca/calendar/charity-golf-classic

04/14/2026

🎓 Is your child attending university, college, or trade school?

Make sure they don’t miss out on the tuition tax credit! They can claim their eligible tuition fees to lower the tax they owe, or they can transfer it to you, or another family member.

Learn how it works and how to claim it in our 2-part video series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQOaC1EyZio

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03/11/2026

02/10/2026

We jumped on the caricature trend and had a little too much fun with it 😆

Each photo represents someone from our team - but can you guess who’s who?

👇 Drop your guesses in the comments

12/23/2025

Financial Services Group supports a healthy family lifestyle. During the 2025 holiday season, we will be taking this opportunity to enjoy time with our families. We will be away from the office on December 24, 2025, and returning to our regular business hours on January 5, 2026. Wishing you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR.

11/24/2025

Many Canadians are avoiding open conversations about money, and our latest Member Poll shows just how uncommon these discussions really are.

This Financial Literacy Month, we’re highlighting why talking about finances matters. Honest, open conversations can help reduce anxiety, uncover risks, and make financial planning more effective.

When you meet with a credentialed financial advisor or financial planner, sharing the full picture of your financial situation allows them to offer the guidance, strategies, and support you need to build long-term financial resilience.

Read the full release: https://www.advocis.ca/canadians-are-feeling-financially-anxious-as-economic-uncertainty-persists/

Learn more about our campaign here: https://financialadviceforall.com/

11/19/2025

Canadians are feeling more financially stressed, and our latest Financial Literacy Month member poll shows just how widespread that anxiety has become. 📈

This November, we’re highlighting the importance of financial resilience and the role that open conversations and professional advice play during uncertain times. If rising costs and volatility are weighing on you, a credentialed financial advisor or financial planner can help you navigate today’s challenges with clarity and confidence!

Read the full release here: https://www.advocis.ca/canadians-are-feeling-financially-anxious-as-economic-uncertainty-persists/

Learn more about our campaign here: https://financialadviceforall.com/

10/30/2025

💡 The Evolution of Financial Advice in Canada

Financial advice has changed a lot over the years - from product-focused conversations to more personalized, holistic planning. 🎯

In Episode #29 of The Wealthy Barber Podcast, David Chilton and his guests dive into how financial advice in Canada has evolved and what it means for investors today. It’s an insightful (and entertaining) listen for anyone who wants to understand how financial planning really works in today’s world.

🎧 Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-wealthy-barber-podcast/id1762856638

One of our favourite parts of this episode is the discussion about life insurance and how many Canadians are underinsured without realizing it. A few quotes that stood out:

“A lot of young Canadians with kids… have too little life insurance, not too much.”

“Group insurance makes people think the box is checked but for the most part it's grossly deficient.”

“Mortgage insurance is the ‘do you want fries with that’ offer that came with your mortgage. It's a decreasing amount of insurance and it pays the bank on what you owe. If your family needs money, they are going to have to borrow it if you don't have other insurance elsewhere.”

Powerful reminders that life insurance isn’t just about numbers, it’s about protecting the people you care about most. ❤️

Investing Podcast · Updated Weekly · The Wealthy Barber Podcast is Canada’s go-to source for approachable, entertaining, and free financial education. Hosted by none other than David Chilton—former Dragon on CBC’s ”Dragons’ Den” and the …

10/30/2025

🏠 Thinking of moving out on your own for the first time? Check out this guide to help you set up smart financial habits early: budgeting, emergency funds, bills…and more 👉

Moving out for the first time can be such an exciting experience full of newfound independence and endless possibilities. But if you move out before you’re in a position to support yourself, you may not have what it takes to succeed financially. Delta Sciur shares some financial aspects to keep in...