Achieving Your Goals
Mark Neufeld
Financial Advisor, Director
BA CFP CIM
The cornerstone of my work is the strength of the personal relationships I develop with clients. With a rock-solid foundation and a disciplined planning process, my team and I are able to bring simplicity to each clients' unique goals - enabling them to take control of their journey to financial independence.
The cornerstone of my work is the strength of the personal relationships I develop with clients. With a rock-solid foundation and a disciplined planning process, my team and I are able to bring simplicity to each clients' unique goals - enabling them to take control of their journey to financial independence.
Mark Neufeld
Financial Advisor, Director
BA CFP CIM
The cornerstone of my work is the strength of the personal relationships I develop with clients. With a rock-solid foundation and a disciplined planning process, my team and I are able to bring simplicity to each clients' unique goals - enabling them to take control of their journey to financial independence.
In 1997, I graduated from Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC with a Bachelor of Arts degree (Economics). My keen interest in finances led me to BCIT where I received a Diploma of Technology (Financial Management) in 1999. Soon after graduation, I began my career with RGF Integrated Wealth Management.
I am a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and have been since 2003, so you can be sure I provide expert and professional financial planning services. To earn the CFP designation, I had to complete an approved educational program, pass a rigorous examination and meet stringent experience requirements. I also adhere to a professional Code of Ethics and fulfill annual continuing education requirements to remain current with planning strategies and financial trends.
I was born and raised in BC and married my high school sweetheart, Nikki, who is a family physician. We live in North Burnaby with our two young daughters, Claire and Lindsay. Outside of the office, I am an avid road cyclist and I have been able to combine my passion for cycling with my passion for the BC Cancer Foundation and cancer research. Every year since its inception (2009), I have participated in the Ride to Conquer Cancer, a 2-day cycling journey to raise money for the BC Cancer Foundation.
Industry Associations
The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning (CIFP)
Financial Planning Standards Council (FPSC)
Financial Planning Standards Council (FPSC)
BA (Economics) – Simon Fraser University
Diploma of Technology (Fin Mgt) – BCIT
CFP (Certified Financial Planner)
CIM® (Chartered Investment Manager)
PDO (Partners, Directors and Senior Officers Course)
PFPC - Honours (Professional Financial Planning Course)
PMT (Portfolio Management Techniques)
IMT (Investment Management Techniques)
TEAM MEMBERS
Our Team
TAKE AWAYS
Advisor Insights
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Ten years and counting…
By Mark Neufeld on 19 Oct 2018
On Saturday August 25th and Sunday August 26th, the Market Cycles of RGF Integrated Wealth Management took part in their 10th straight Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting the BC Cancer Foundation.
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Sequence of Returns Risk
By Nick Hearne on 17 Sep 2018
Most investors understand that to achieve their long-term target rate of return, they will need to accept some volatility in the short and medium term.
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2018 Q1 Market Commentary
By Mark Neufeld on 13 Apr 2018
In the first quarter of 2018, major indices pulled back from their all-time highs. At the end of this first quarter the S&P 500 index witnessed nine consecutive months of quarterly gains come to an end.
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Holiday conversations…
By Mark Neufeld on 19 Dec 2017
As we approach the holiday season, you’ll hopefully find some time to spend with family and/or friends. Many conversations will be had and some may be about that overdone turkey and some may even be about the investment markets.
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Thank you for partnering with us...
By Mark Neufeld on 02 Oct 2017
On Saturday, August 26th and 27th, our RGF team, the Market Cycles took part in the 2017 Ride to Conquer Cancer – our ninth in as many years.
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The Importance of Budgeting
By Nick Hearne on 03 Jul 2017
A strong awareness and understanding of your personal finances is an integral part of the financial planning process. This holds true regardless of your phase in the financial life cycle.
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Debt Management and Mortgage Services
By Mark Neufeld on 03 Apr 2017
If you are seeking a new mortgage, or have a mortgage that is coming up for renewal soon, then this article is for you.
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A Recap of our Annual Ride to Conquer Cancer
By Mark Neufeld on 03 Oct 2016
On Saturday August 27th and 28th our team, the Market Cycles, of Rogers Group Financial took part in the 2016 Ride to Conquer Cancer – our eighth in as many years.
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Beneficiary Designations – benefits and considerations
By Nick Hearne on 21 Sep 2016
Individuals have the option to designate beneficiaries directly on assets such as registered plans, investment and insurance products and annuities. Electing this option results in the proceeds of an asset to by-pass the estate and flow directly into the hands of a beneficiary (or beneficiaries). Naming beneficiaries is an important estate planning tool and some of the key benefits are provided below:
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How will the new Federal Government impact your finances?
By Mark Neufeld on 15 Dec 2015
Changes are coming with the new Federal government. Not all the details are known yet, but here is a brief summary of some of the changes that may impact your finances:
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An Unforgettable Ride to Conquer Cancer...
By Mark Neufeld on 01 Oct 2015
On August 29th and 30th, our team, the Market Cycles, took part in the 7th annual Ride to Conquer Cancer. A total of 2,087 riders helped raise $8.4 million for the BC Cancer Foundation.
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Alter Ego Trusts
By Mark Neufeld on 02 Jan 2015
Many of my clients are single and/or widowed. I recently was working with one of my long-term clients in regard to her estate plan. She is a widow and holds significant non-registered investments of roughly $2,600,000.
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Beyond the RRSP
By Mark Neufeld on 01 Apr 2014
When you require income from your RRSP, a Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) may be appropriate for you.
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An Emotional Journey to Seattle
By Mark Neufeld on 01 Oct 2013
On June 15th and 16th, our team, the Market Cycles, (twelve individuals from the firm and twelve friends of the firm) took part in the 5th annual ride to Conquer Cancer
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Charitable Giving Strategies
By Mark Neufeld on 01 Jan 2013
Giving to charity is a strong tradition in Canada. Canadian tax filers reported making charitable donations of just under $8.3 billion in 2010, up 6.5% from 2009.
TAKEAWAYS
Firm Insights
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Your Love Letter: New Year’s Resolution
By Patrick McGuire on 24 Jan 2019
Love isn’t in the big gestures. It’s in the small details – the everyday minutiae of the lives of people that we care for.
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Choosing an Investment Fund
By Bryn Hamilton on 24 Jan 2019
For the purposes of this piece, we will be focusing on managed money and, in particular, mutual funds. An investment advisor who chooses investment funds on behalf of a client is implementing what’s called Overlay Money Management.
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The Collaborative Process
By Lisa Alexander on 24 Jan 2019
My initial conversation with the client had been friendly, but brief. He gave me most of the relevant details unprompted and had obviously done some research on what might be expected during the divorce process.
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Important Year-End Tax Filing Information
23 Jan 2019
To help you organize for the upcoming tax season, here is some pertinent information regarding estimated tax receipt mailing dates.
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Introduction to My Account
16 Jan 2019
Despite being an incredibly useful tool – not to mention free to use – the Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) My Account portal is still vastly underused.
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A Few Financial Resolutions for the New Year
By Anne Hammond on 24 Dec 2018
Once all the Christmas dinners are done, the guests have gone home, the Boxing Day shopping is done, our new purchases are safely home, and the house is quiet as we wait to bring in the New Year, our thoughts often begin to turn toward resolutions for the new year
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The Benefits of Student Credit Cards
By Debbie Saleem on 19 Nov 2018
When my oldest son turned 19 last year, he was very surprised when I insisted that he apply for his first credit card – a student credit card with a low limit and no annual fee. He happily obliged!
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How Small Things Can Make a Big Difference
By Brett Simpson on 22 Oct 2018
After thirty-five years of financial advising, I would like to share some insights I’ve recognized as important ingredients in effective integrated wealth management.
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Do You Have a Will?
By John Hale on 21 Oct 2018
Is that will of yours looking a little worn and tattered or perhaps you don’t have a will at all?If the answer is yes, you are not alone.
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Making the Best Use of Your Home Equity in Retirement
By Rick Orford on 20 Oct 2018
In the past 10+ years, Vancouver homeowners have enjoyed significant increases in property values. In some cases, property values have increased 2x and 3x
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Ten years and counting…
By Mark Neufeld on 19 Oct 2018
On Saturday August 25th and Sunday August 26th, the Market Cycles of RGF Integrated Wealth Management took part in their 10th straight Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting the BC Cancer Foundation.
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Cherry and Pumpkin Pie – A Legacy Recipe
By Patrick McGuire on 10 Oct 2018
I love pie! The invitation for family Thanksgiving Dinner came via text: the menu included a cherry & pumpkin pie. I began to imagine the texture and taste of this interesting blend of favourites, eager to try this new
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Sequence of Returns Risk
By Nick Hearne on 17 Sep 2018
Most investors understand that to achieve their long-term target rate of return, they will need to accept some volatility in the short and medium term.
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Trump and Tariffs: Where does this lead?
By Bryson Milley on 20 Aug 2018
Having now crossed the half-way mark of 2018, it is interesting to look back at the first 6 months in an effort to gain perspective of what the rest of the year may bring.
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Inflation Rises To 2.5% In June…The Highest Since 2012
25 Jul 2018
Statistics Canada recently reported that Canada’s annual inflation rate rose to 2.5% in June. In addition, consumer prices grew faster than in the previous six years.
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