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Rahul SavaniInsurance & Investments

Serving London, ON

Insurance & investment advisor in London, ON

Yes — I help London families, healthcare and education workers, and newcomers with insurance, pensions and long-term planning. Conversations are in English, Gujarati or Hindi.

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London at a glance

Region
Southwestern Ontario
Languages
English · Gujarati · Hindi
How we meet
Phone or video

Planning in London

What families in London often ask about.

London is the largest city in Southwestern Ontario, anchored by Western University, Fanshawe College and London Health Sciences Centre. Many families here work in healthcare and education, and many newcomers first arrive as students.

For pension-plan members, the big questions are how the pension fits with CPP, OAS and savings, and what happens to the family if something happens before retirement. For newcomers, it's building the basics in the right order.

Neighbourhoods

Families I work with in and around London, including:

  • Masonville
  • Byron
  • Westmount
  • Hyde Park
  • Old South
  • Old North
  • Lambeth

Location keywords

What people in London search for

This page is for London families looking for a trusted, multilingual insurance and investment advisor.

  • investment advice London Ontario
  • insurance advisor London ON
  • retirement and pension planning London Ontario
  • life insurance London Ontario
  • newcomer financial advice London Ontario
  • Gujarati-speaking advisor London Ontario

Common questions

London questions, answered.

Do you work with families in London, Ontario?

Yes. I work with families across London, including Masonville, Byron, Hyde Park and Old South. We can talk by phone or video in English, Gujarati or Hindi, at a time that suits shift schedules.

My pension has survivor benefits. Do I still need life insurance?

Often, yes. Pension survivor benefits are usually a portion of your pension and may not start until later, while your family's mortgage and living costs continue now. Comparing what the pension would provide with what your family would need shows whether there's a gap.

I studied at Western or Fanshawe and now work here. What should I set up?

Confirm your tax residency and SIN, then build an emergency fund and start contributing to a TFSA once you have room. File your taxes every year to build RRSP room. If you're planning to buy a first home, an FHSA can be a strong next step.

Looking for an advisor in London?

Tell me what you're planning. We'll start with a relaxed conversation about your family and goals — in English, Gujarati or Hindi.

Your message comes straight to me.— Rahul