Who I help
Advice that starts with where you are in life.
Newcomers to Canada
A new country comes with a new financial system. I help you understand how it works here — accounts, credit, coverage — so you can make choices with confidence.
Questions I often hear
- “Which accounts should I open first?”
- “Can I get insurance without a long Canadian history?”
- “How do I support family back home and still save here?”
How I can help
- A straightforward first-year checklist
- Protection for your income while you get established
- Using TFSA, RRSP and FHSA in the right order for you
Young families & parents
A new home, a new baby, a growing household. When people rely on you, protecting them and planning ahead go hand in hand.
Questions I often hear
- “If something happened to me, would my family be okay?”
- “How much should we put towards our children's education?”
- “Is the coverage through work enough?”
How I can help
- Life, disability and critical illness coverage sized to your family
- An RESP plan you can keep up with
- A simple annual review as your family grows
Professionals & wealth-builders
Your income is growing and so are your options. A clear plan helps you invest with purpose rather than by accident.
Questions I often hear
- “Am I using my registered accounts well?”
- “Am I on track for the retirement I want?”
- “How do I protect the income that makes all this possible?”
How I can help
- Goal-based investment planning
- Retirement projections you can understand
- Income protection for professionals and business owners
Families caring for every generation
Many of the families I work with are looking after children and parents at the same time — sometimes across two countries. Planning should reflect that.
Questions I often hear
- “How do we plan for parents who live with us or visit often?”
- “How do we balance helping family with our own goals?”
- “Who should own and benefit from our policies?”
How I can help
- Planning that includes the whole household
- Coverage options for visiting parents
- Clear conversations that everyone in the family can follow
Community
Some things are easier to say in your own language.
For many families, a financial plan isn’t only about one household. It’s children’s education here, parents’ care, and commitments to family back home.
Whether we speak in English, ગુજરાતી or हिन्दी, you won’t need to explain why family comes first. We’ll start there.
Festivals, family visits, milestones — the moments a plan is really for.
Parents and grandparents
Long visits, living together, or care from afar — we plan for the people who raised you, too.
Responsibilities in two countries
Supporting family overseas while building a life here is common. Your plan should make room for both.
Decisions made together
Bring your spouse, parents or adult children into the conversation. Everyone should understand the plan.
Let’s talk about your family’s plans.
A relaxed first conversation about where you are and where you'd like to be. Bring your questions — and your family, if you like.

Your message comes straight to me.— Rahul
- savanirahul42@gmail.com
- English · ગુજરાતી · हिन्दी
- Ontario, Canada