Paul Fensom

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Scotiatrust offers a full range of estate, trust and philanthropic advisory services designed to meet a client’s personal objectives and designed to evolve across a variety of life stages and financial events. Email: paul.fensom@scotiawealth.com

Demonetization – Dreams Become Nightmares

This Blog was written by: Gosha Sekhon I recently visited India and thought I would share some interesting information. My family has travelled back to India on numerous occasions since my parents immigrated to Canada in the early 1980s. On this trip, we were surprised to learn about the federal government’s plan to demonetize certain currency notes. In 2016, the federal government of India, led by PM Modi, took bold….

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Estate Administration, International, Uncategorized

More Tales From the Field

We received a lot of feedback on our Blog last week written by my colleague, Holly Allardyce, about locating estate assets. Readers shared some interesting stories from their experiences as a professional executor about where they have found cash and other assets that their deceased clients hid while they were alive. I have picked a couple of these stories from across the country to share with you. Tiny Treasured Train….

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Estate Administration, Uncategorized

I Know I Put it Somewhere.

This Blog was written by: Holly Allardyce I once attended a networking event where we all had to name an aspect of our jobs that we enjoy. I volunteered that I liked knowing I had located all of a deceased person’s valuables. The perplexed facilitator asked if I was a professional burglar. I advised that I was a Trust Officer that when attending at a residence shortly after a client’s….

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Estate Administration, Uncategorized

Guardianship Decisions – The Sequel

This Blog was written by: Natalie Rouse Last week I wrote about some basic matters to consider when appointing someone as a child’s guardian. The person named as a guardian in a will must have that appointment confirmed in court. Courts are more likely to accept the appointment of a parent as guardian versus a non-parent. However, if there’s no suitable other parent, or in the case where both parents….

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Estate Planning, Guardianship, Uncategorized

And the Oscar goes to………..

This Blog was written by : Natalie Rouse   The 2017 Oscars are just around the corner and last year’s drama “Manchester By the Sea”, starring Casey Affleck and Michelle Williams, is sitting pretty. It has been nominated for a whopping 6 awards. It also recently won the Golden Globe for Best Actor, and was nominated in 4 other categories. The movie tells the story of Joe, who is a….

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Estate Planning, Guardianship, Uncategorized, Wills

Ðo STARs appear bigger in the Caribbean?

This Blog was written by: Gosha Sekhon   When I think of the Cayman Islands, I picture sandy beaches, warm temperatures, high-end lifestyles, and since it’s the dead of January, did I mention warm temperatures? More often the Islands are also seen as a tax haven, having never levied income taxes, capital gains taxes or a wealth tax.   What might come to mind less often when thinking of the….

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