Presentations from Canadian thought leaders on how to grow more than wealth to achieve their long-term life goals and enjoy peace of mind.

Join us for a discussion on how to plan for longevity and the possibility of needing care, caregiving responsibilities, related financial planning, the growing demand and pressures for care support, and what resources are available. 

Moderator:
Leanne Kaufman, President and CEO, RBC Royal Trust

Panelists:
Audrey Miller, MSW, RSW, CCLCP, Managing Director of Elder Caring Inc.
Dr. Adriana Shnall, Program Director of the Koschitzky Centre for Innovations in Caregiving at Baycrest
Laura Tamblyn Watts, CEO, CanAge and Author of the No. 1 Best Seller, Let’s Talk About Aging Parents

This event will be aired in English with French subtitles.


Venez discuter avec nous de la façon de planifier la longévité et de la possibilité d’avoir besoin de soins, des responsabilités en matière de soins, de la planification financière connexe, de la demande croissante et des pressions pour obtenir un soutien en matière de soins, et des ressources disponibles. 

Modérateur:
Leanne Kaufman, présidente et chef de la direction, RBC Trust Royal

Panélistes :
Audrey Miller, MSW, RSW, CCLCP, directrice générale de Elder Caring Inc.
Dr. Adriana Shnall, directrice de programme du Centre Koschitzky pour l’Innovation à Baycrest 
Laura Tamblyn Watts, chef de la direction, CanAge et auteure du non.1 Meilleur vendeur, Parlons du vieillissement des parents

Cet événement sera diffusé en anglais avec des sous-titres français.

Planning for care as we age | Planification des soins pendant la vieillesse

Most of us will spend a portion of our senior years alone. That said, there is a difference between being alone and feeling lonely. While loneliness can be as unhealthy as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, aging alone can be fulfilling with the right planning and support systems in place.

Join us to explore the impact of loneliness on your mental, physical, and financial wellbeing and how to stay secure, in control, connected, and healthy if you are aging alone. 

Moderated by Leanne Kaufman, President and CEO RBC Royal Trust, with panelists: Dr. Rachel Savage, Scientist, Women’s Age Lab and Women’s College Research Institute; Dr. Paula Rochon, Senior Scientist, Women’s College Research Institute, Director, Women’s Age Lab; and Audrey Miller MSW, RSW, CCLCP, Managing Director of Elder Caring Inc.

Please note that questions asked during the webinar will be answered by your Advisor following the event.

Solo Seniors: How to age alone and well

Having an up-to-date Will and powers of attorney are the cornerstone of an effective estate plan. Yet, a recent report published by the NIA in collaboration with RBC Royal Trust notes that the majority of Canadians do not have these key documents in place, despite the potential consequences to yourself and your loved ones.

Join us to understand how you and your family can overcome the barriers we face when planning our estates. 

Speakers:
Moderated by Naomi Powell, Managing Editor of Economics and Thought Leadership, RBC, with panelists:
Leanne Kaufman, President and CEO of RBC Royal Trust,
Michael Sherman, Head of Behavioural Economics, RBC,
Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Health Policy Research and Co-Chair of the National Institute on Ageing, Director of Geriatrics at Sinai Health System and the University Health Network in Toronto

Where there’s a Will, there’s a way: Canadian Perspectives on Estate Planning

No matter where you are in your charitable giving journey, there are many ways you can make a meaningful difference for causes that are important to you. Join us to explore ideas and actions you can incorporate into your charitable activities and find out how to integrate charitable giving as part of wealth planning.

Five ways to make a meaningful impact for the causes you care about

Join us to hear from Adam Evans, Vice President Cyber Operations & Chief Information Security Officer with RBC, who will discuss the cyber threats you need to watch out for, and from our special HGTV partners Sarah and Bryan Baeumler, who will share how you can protect yourself when online. This virtual event will also provide a walkthrough and insights on how to benefit from RBC Wealth Management Online.

Navigating the Cyber Universe

In recognition of International Women’s Day, RBC Wealth Management invites you to a virtual conversation with Jo Napier, the artist behind The Nova Scotia Nine portraits – a collection of large-scale, contemporary paintings of Canadian women who lived extraordinary lives.

A look at ‘The Nova Scotia Nine

A panel discussion on preventing brain aging diseases for women, organized in honour of Women's Brain Health Day and Alzheimer's Awareness Month in January. This event has been organized by RBC Wealth Management Dominion Securities and the Women's Brain Health Initiative.

Your Minds Matter - 2pm ET

“The Nine Lives of the Affluent” presents nine psychographic profiles of the affluent and what makes them purchase and retain the services of a financial advisor. It is based upon the research of Prince & Associates, and was thoroughly presented in the book, The Millionaire’s Advisor: High-Touch, High-Profit Relationship Strategies of Advisors to the Wealthy, by Russ Alan Prince and Brett Van Bortel.

The Nine Lives of the Affluent

Please join us for a special virtual event with David Chilton, author of the best-selling personal finance books The Wealthy Barber and The Wealthy Barber Returns, and former Dragon on CBC’s Dragons’ Den.
 
This is a timely, rare and exclusive interview with David, in which he will share his unique views on investment markets, the economy, and the business environment in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
RBC is proud to present this event as part of the collaboration between RBC Royal Trust and David Chilton, who have partnered to provide Canadians with more information about estate planning and the benefits of corporate executor services.

In conversation with David Chilton

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