Jason Heath
Jason Heath is a certified financial planner and the managing director of Objective Financial Partners. He has extensive experience in the financial industry, where he has witnessed and adapted to significant changes in investment habits among Canadians. Heath has noted a shift from the traditional RRSP season, characterized by a rush of contributions before the March deadline, toward a more consistent approach of year-round investing. He advocates for regular contributions as a means to mitigate market timing risks and enhance compound growth, emphasizing the importance of aligning investment strategies with individual financial goals.
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Jason Heath suggested a simpler approach for investors to focus on maintaining and rebalancing portfolios.
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Canada· 2026-02-02
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Jason Heath is the managing director of Objective Financial Partners.
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Jason Heath is the managing director of Objective Financial Partners in Markham, Ont.
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Jason Heath is a managing director of Objective Financial Partners who advises Canadian investors on their U.S. stock exposure.
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We asked Jason Heath, an advice-only financial planner at Objective Financial Partners Inc. of Markham, Ont., to look at Steffen and Jennie’s situation.
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Jason Heath discusses the gender pension gap and its implications for retirement savings.
Canadians plan on contributing less to their RRSPs this year. For young women, it’s even harder to saveCanada· 2025-02-22
Jason Heath is a certified financial planner and managing director of Objective Financial Partners in Markham, Ont.
RRSP loans: Should you borrow to contribute?Canada· 2025-02-17
Jason Heath said most of his clients contribute to their RRSPs throughout the year.
The slow death of RRSP seasonCanada· 2025-02-11