SAM GUILLEMETTE
Registered Retirement Consultant 
Senior Financial Consultant
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
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Retirement is a transition to a new and exciting stage of life. It is an opportunity to explore opportunities and enjoy what matters most. Of course, you will want to have a financial plan to help you achieve all of your retirement goals and ensure you are leaving a legacy to the people and organizations you care about most.
Well before your last day of work comes, we will work with you to create an IG Living Plan™, which is a comprehensive financial plan that adjusts and evolves along with your life. Together we look at your savings, your spending, your insurance needs and more to make sure you are financially ready for retirement.
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