Randy and Ian answer the question, “What kind of families do we truly work best with?”
[On screen: The CIBC logo is positioned in the upper left corner against a deep, uniform red background. Next to it, the text reads "CIBC Private Wealth." Below this, the slide presents the text "R&R Investment Partners" and the title of the presentation "Who do we help best?" ]
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[On screen: To the right is Randy Yozipovic, Senior Wealth Advisor, Portfolio Manager. He has shoulder-length wavy hair and a beard, wearing a dark suit and a light gray shirt. He is seated and appears relaxed, with one arm resting on his thigh.
To the left is Ian Munro, also a Senior Wealth Advisor, Portfolio Manager. He has short hair, a neatly trimmed beard, and is wearing a dark suit with a white shirt.]
RANDY YOZIPOVIC: The families we work best with value relationships and personal service, and it's also important to them that they have a comprehensive financial plan. They want all aspects of their financial life to be integrated with the advisory team that they're going to work with.
IAN MUNRO: But at the same time, the families we work best with would also rather be doing something else that they love instead of looking at a computer screen all day thinking about their finances. They want to achieve their financial goals, but they don't want to be involved in the day-to-day minutiae of getting there.
RANDY: If you think of a financial plan as the foundation of the house or the blueprints and all the financial solutions or products you could use as the building materials, there's a lot of choices, and we want to help you navigate them.
[Image on screen: A new house under construction with exposed wooden framing against a clear blue sky. ]
IAN: Yes, all houses use similar building materials, just like all financial plans should incorporate investments, tax reduction, protection or insurance, and legacy building, but which materials you use, how much you use, and where to use them needs to be specific to your house and your financial plan. At R&R Investment Partners, you only get advice that is right for you and your family and delivered by someone who knows you, your goals, and your preferences.
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RANDY: Basically, the way we look to operate with our clients is the same way we would want someone to work with our own families if we weren't in the profession ourselves. If the families we've described that we help best sound like you, feel free to reach out, we can sit down, see if there's a fit, and see if we can help you on your road and your journey.
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