Tara Ennevor
Financial Advisor
BHK CFP
By spending time with you and listening to what really matters, I work to set you on a course towards achieving your life goals with financial peace of mind. With independent advice, a comprehensive financial plan and regular checkups, I can ensure you are on track with your financial goals and retirement plans.
By spending time with you and listening to what really matters, I work to set you on a course towards achieving your life goals with financial peace of mind. With independent advice, a comprehensive financial plan and regular checkups, I can ensure you are on track with your financial goals and retirement plans.
Tara Ennevor
Financial Advisor
BHK CFP
By spending time with you and listening to what really matters, I work to set you on a course towards achieving your life goals with financial peace of mind. With independent advice, a comprehensive financial plan and regular checkups, I can ensure you are on track with your financial goals and retirement plans.
I joined RGF Integrated Wealth Management in 1996. In 1998, I obtained my CFP designation and I began working alongside our founder Jim Rogers as a financial advisor. It was a pleasure helping clients reach their retirement goals and enjoy retirement without financial worries. I have recently returned to my role as a financial advisor after stepping away from my career to be at home with my children in their younger years.
I currently reside in South Surrey with my husband Mark and two children, Cormac and Angela. Away from the office, I spend some time volunteering at my children’s school and Good Shepard Church. I am also a huge fan of hockey (when my son is on the ice) and I love watching my daughter play on numerous school sport teams.
Industry Associations
Advocis – The Financial Advisors Association of Canada
FPSC – Financial Planning Standards Council
- BHK - UBC
- Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (Dean's Award)- BCIT
- CFP (Certified Financial Planner)
CSC (Canadian Securities Course)
CPH (Conduct & Practices Handbook)
LLQP (Life Licensing Qualification Program)
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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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The Big Six Bias
By Cory Hill on 09 Jul 2018
Today, many of us have fragmented relationships with our financial institutions. Gone are the days when we would head to our local bank branch to take care of our monthly bills, deposits,withdrawals and update our bank books,
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Responsible Investing Myths
By Linson Chen on 08 Jul 2018
According to the 2017 Responsible Investment Association (RIA) Investor Opinion Survey, a majority (77%) of Canadian investors are interested in responsible investing (RI) yet they know little or nothing about it.
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Wills Variation Estate Primer
By Erin Hatch on 07 Jul 2018
As you make decisions regarding your estate and succession planning, you want to ensure that your final wishes will be upheld and withstand judicial scrutiny.
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Why TFSA’s Are Important, Especially for Pensioners
By Stefano Pannu on 06 Jul 2018
Let’s look at a quick scenario we typically come across as financial planners working with pensioners. You are about 5 years away from retirement.
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Where Do We Go From Here?
By Walker Mooney on 26 Jun 2018
The overriding commentary is on the question of whether, at this late stage of the economic business cycle, will the markets continue to drive higher or are we in for a correction or potentially a major pullback and possible recession?
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Reaching Our Goals
By Cecilia Tsang on 15 May 2018
Recently I was sick after coming back on from a trip. This was the first time my husband and I traveled together without the children and I was looking forward to spending quality time with them upon my return.
