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We here at K4 invite you to discover financial empowerment with our low fee approach to advice. Kent's here with a breakdown of traditional vs. K4's fee structures across various portfolio sizes ($100,000 to $1,000,000), showcasing the significant savings K4 offers by eliminating unnecessary profits to big financial institutions. Learn how our model prioritizes fair compensation for advisors and returns more to your pocket, making your retirement planning with tools like RRSP, CPP, and OAS more efficient and cost-effective. Contact us at info@k4financial.ca Visit our social media accounts:   / k4financial     / k4financial   https://www.tiktok.com/k4financial/ Our Website: https://www.k4financial.ca Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay up-to-date with our latest videos! 00:00 K4's Mission 00:47 Understanding Investment Fees 01:40 The Value of an Advisor 02:42 Breakdown of Traditional Fee Structures 04:15 K4's Cost-Efficient Approach 07:12 K4's Fee Model Explained 08:12 Savings with K4 for $500,000 Portfolios 11:20 Enhanced Savings for $1,000,000 Portfolios 15:27 Critique of Overpaid Advisors 17:32 K4's Invitation to Fair Financial Planning _________________________________________________________________ This presentation is just meant to provide information. The accuracy of its contents has been ensured using every available means. Certain statements made may contain forward-looking statements, which involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause the Company's or the industry's actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from any projected future results, performance, or achievements. Returns are not certain, and performance in the past might not be replicated. The content on this channel is provided solely for informative and educational purposes and does not represent investment advice. The hosts are not liable for the viewers' financial decisions, and their content shouldn't be used as a foundation for investing transactions.