David Craig, PFP
Financial Planner, Investment and Retirement Planning
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My passion lies in leveraging financial expertise to assist my clients in developing a personalized financial strategy. I am dedicated to taking the time to understand what matters most to you, and offering tailored strategies to help you achieve your goals, whatever they may be. Let's work together to create a path to financial success that aligns with your unique aspirations.
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2026-08-05T16:30:02
How to avoid the falling coconuts Do you ever find yourself constantly overthinking? You’re not alone. This state of always being on guard is called hypervigilance. Psychologists often say it’s a built-in survival mechanism—the human brain is naturally designed to forecast outcomes, avoid threats, and seek certainty. Today, this ancient habit easily translates into over-analyzing every situation, from choosing your outfit to crafting the perfect email to your boss. While many small day-to-day decisions are trivial in the grand scheme of things, some decisions carry far greater weight. When it comes to high-stakes outcomes like what to do with your life savings, confidence in your decision makes all the difference. https://www.rbcgam.com/documents/en/ns/cf-dmu/CF-%20How%20to%20avoid%20the%20falling%20coconuts.pdf
2026-07-23T11:16:40
Think about how you got to work today. Did you check traffic? Or did you leave based on how long it normally takes you to get there? Chances are, you assumed the average and that worked fine. Until it doesn’t. When construction reroutes traffic or an accident adds 30 minutes to your commute, the average becomes meaningless. This is why it helps to keep averages in perspective – especially when it comes to your portfolio. https://www.rbcgam.com/en/documents/en/ns/cf-dmu/Average%20experience%20paradox_FR.pdf
2026-07-02T16:30:05
Should you walk, drive or fly? Remember back in 2022, when inflation nearly reached double digits? Prices and interest rates have eased since these peaks. But "sticky" price increases in key sectors are preventing a complete return to the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) 2% inflation target. Today, a key measure of Canadian inflation sits at 2.3% – still slightly above that target. When it comes to your investments, returns are important, but that’s only half the picture. Inflation is the silent force that can erode the wealth you are working so hard to build. Why? Because if inflation is higher than your investment returns, you are essentially losing purchasing power on your hard-earned money. https://www.rbcgam.com/documents/en/ns/cf-dmu/should-you-walk-drive-or-fly.pdf