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As you go through the different stages in your life, you will likely need to meet with a Cambrian Personal Banking Advisor. Our advisors are trained to assist our members in a variety of different ways, helping you build strong financial foundations to make your dreams come true.
“We help our members with many different things, including mortgage applications, credit requirements such as loans or credit cards, helping to plan for retirement or a child’s education, budgeting counseling, and referring you to the appropriate person for your investment options and advice, whether you are just starting out or already have a portfolio,” says Janette Lantz, Personal Banking Advisor at Cambrian. When you meet with an advisor, they won’t just be looking at your needs today; they’ll look at the entire picture to get a sense of what your long term goals are so we can recommend a product or strategy that will work best for you, not just now but in the future, as well.
Cambrian advisors strive to get members in control of their own financial health. In addition to helping members with their credit, saving, and mortgage needs, they educate them so there is an understanding of what they should and shouldn’t be doing. “I’ll often help members build a GIC strategy, and explain the process so members are able to manage it themselves, going forward,” Lantz says.
Lantz recommends making an appointment with an advisor anytime you start having questions about your finances. For instance, if you find yourself looking at Cambrian’s Mortgage Affordability Calculator, it’s time to book an appointment, Lantz says. “Even if you aren’t ready to buy just yet, we can look at your goals, and I can provide education on debt servicing, so you can figure out if a purchase is within your means,” she says. “The sooner I can get people in and on a right path, the better,” Lantz says.
To make an appointment with a Cambrian advisor, give your local branch a call.
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