Minimizing taxes with Estate Planning

An exclusive presentation for Saskatchewan residents on income tax reduction and estate tax elimination.

Tuesday, March 12, 2024
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m. CST
Online

Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) supporters are invited to attend an exclusive presentation by financial expert Jay Stark on the many tax benefits when planning for your estate.

You will learn:

• How to minimize or even eliminate taxes on your estate.
• How to avoid double taxation on your “Red” retirement accounts.
• How to bypass paying upfront capital gains taxes when selling your investments.
• How to convert assets into income you can’t outlive, and leave a lasting legacy.
• How our government wants you to save taxes and leave more to charity.

Reserved spaces are complimentary, but space is limited. Don’t miss this chance to hear one of Canada’s most engaging speakers.

This virtual event provides information for Saskatchewan region estate planning options only. To get more information on estate planning events in your area, please contact planned.giving@natureconservancy.ca.  

Our presenter

Jay Stark

Jay Stark has been successfully advising individuals, families and business owners on how to significantly reduce their income and estate taxes for 25 years. His presentations further expand on these key strategies and take full advantage of the tax incentives our government has created to encourage charitable giving. His counsel and expertise have helped hundreds of families realize their goals of giving back and create a lasting legacy. Impacting a number of different communities in a positive way has always been important to Jay, from meeting his family’s sponsored child in Nicaragua through Compassion Canada, to being a Kinsmen member and working behind the scenes on their Telemiracle committee, where he experienced first hand the impact we can have. Jay has been married to his high school sweetheart, Sheri, for over 25 years, and they have two daughters, Lexie and Sydney, as well as a family dog, a golden labrador named Ginger. Lexie and Sydney are pursuing their education at the Edwards School of Business. Jay loves to explore with his family by going on long canoe adventures in Northern Saskatchewan, being sure to stop at Barker Island, a favorite spot they visit each year.