Nick Wittek

Job title: Advisor, Sun Life

Area(s) served: Ontario, Canada

A Custom Plan First. The Right Tools When You Need Them.

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Entrepreneurs small

Enjoy the benefits of your hard work. Let’s make sure you are getting the most out of your success.

Families

Helping families protect what matters most and work towards a secure financial future for each family member.

Incorporated professionals

Enjoy the benefits of your hard work. Let’s make sure you are getting the most out of your success.

We Get It, Building Wealth and Protecting Your Legacy Isn't a One-Size-Fits-All Journey

That's why we work with entrepreneurs, families and professionals who want more than cookie cutter solutions. We listen, we strategize and we create plans that are as unique as the goals you're chasing. Whether it's safe guarding what you've built, growing what's next or designing a legacy that lasts, we're here to make the process simple, personal and most importantly built to last.


Book a meeting now and let’s GROW.

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Products That Fit - Not Force


We don't believe in pushing products, that's not our style.


Instead, we focus on building the right strategy, then bring in the right solutions to help support it. Whether it's protecting your family, reducing tax, investing smarter or securing your retirement, we've go the tools to help make it happen.


When a product makes sense, we'll explain why. When it doesn't, we won't recommend it. Simple as that.


We're not here to sell you something. We're here to build something that works.

Business owners

Spend more time running your business and less time worrying about your business. A strong strategy can get you there.

Life insurance products

Life insurance allows you to protect the people you love by providing your beneficiaries a tax-free cash payment when you die.

Saving, budgeting and investing

Reaching your financial goals starts with a budget and savings plan. Let’s make your money go further.
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Let’s Build Something Better—Together

You’ve been hustling for years, growing a business, raising a family, juggling it all while trying to make smart decisions for your future. Maybe you’ve had advice before. Maybe it felt rushed, surface-level, or too focused on selling a product instead of solving a problem.


That’s not how we do things.


We’re entrepreneurs and parents too. We’ve balanced payroll with playdates, spreadsheets with soccer practice. So when we sit down with you, we’re not here to pitch you, we’re here to build. Together.


Through our G.R.O.W. planning process, we take the pressure off and put strategy front and center. It’s designed to turn all the moving parts of your life: your income, your business, your family goals... into a plan that actually makes sense.


Here’s how we G.R.O.W. together:


GATHER

We start with a real conversation. We learn about your world, your goals, your stress points, your vision. This isn’t just data collection, it’s relationship building.


REFINE

Once we know where you’re headed, we help you cut through the noise and narrow in on what truly matters, so your financial strategy feels focused, not overwhelming.


OPTIMIZE

Now we design the plan. We align your dollars with your goals, helping to protect what you’ve built, grow what’s next, and minimize the drag of taxes and inefficiencies.


WEIGH-IN

Life changes. Business evolves. That’s why we stay connected, refining and adjusting the plan as you grow, not just when things go sideways.



This isn’t plug-and-play planning. It’s purpose-built advice for people who are serious about doing things right, for themselves and for the people they love.


Ready to stop winging it and start building with intention?


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A common assumption among business owners: “If I’m injured or unable to work, my business will keep paying me.” In reality, that’s rarely how it plays out.

Without you actively working, revenue often slows or stops — but overhead doesn’t. Rent, payroll, and operating costs continue regardless of your ability to work.

Most owners insure their equipment more thoroughly than they insure themselves, despite being the primary driver of the business. This is why income and overhead protection is always the first step in any plan I build with a business owner — without the ability to earn, every other part of a financial plan becomes difficult to sustain.

#EstatePlanning #CorporateTaxPlanning #BusinessOwners #WealthTransfer #CanadianFinance
Many business partners assume that having a shareholder agreement means they’re protected. But there’s an important distinction: having the agreement isn’t the same as having it funded.

A shareholder agreement outlines what should happen — for example, buying out a deceased partner’s shares from their family. What it doesn’t answer is where that capital actually comes from. Most partnerships never work through that question until it’s urgent.

This is typically addressed with life insurance funding, ensuring the capital is available immediately when it’s needed, without loans, liquidation, or difficult negotiations during an already difficult time.

#EstatePlanning #CorporateTaxPlanning #BusinessOwners #WealthTransfer #CanadianFinance
A common misconception: assets simply pass to your children when you die. In reality, the CRA treats your death as a deemed disposition — essentially, as if you sold every asset you own on that date.

That triggers capital gains tax on investments, real estate, and other holdings, often before your family receives anything. Most people aren’t aware this exposure exists until it’s already affecting their estate.

With proper planning, this tax liability can be anticipated and managed well in advance — rather than becoming a surprise for your family at the worst possible time.

#EstatePlanning #CorporateTaxPlanning #WealthTransfer #CanadianFinance #BusinessOwners
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