Baskin Wealth Management takes a disciplined team approach to managing your money and recognizes that each client has unique goals and attitudes towards risk.
Your portfolio manager will assess your unique needs and develop a tailored strategy incorporating investment advice, tax services, retirement planning, estate planning and philanthropic goals.
We take pride in spending the time to ensure an in-depth understanding of your complete financial situation.
Our approach delivers made-to-measure wealth management strategies and superior client service to families and foundations with $1 million or more to invest.
Changes in lifestyle and demographics have affected us all. We have found that an integrated multi-generational approach to wealth management works very well.
Founded over 25 years ago, we remain independently owned, making our top people available to you.
Wealth management is more than advice relating to investment options. It is a holistic approach to managing your financial health.
In The News
Barry Schwartz on BNN – TCI presentation given to CN Board of Directors is very compelling
Barry joins BNN to talk about CN Rail's proxy fight as TCI seeks board overhaul and new CEO. The news comes a day after KCS board formally determined that CP Rail offer was superior.
Monthly Newsletter – August 2021
After a slow start to the year, the spring and summer months brought our clients hot weather and even hotter returns.This has resulted in many asking the natural questions - "How much higher can the markets go?" and "Shouldn't we be looking at taking profits?". In this month's newsletter, Barry talks about the source and sustainability of these returns and the best way to deal with uncertainty.
Thoughts on buying Chinese stocks and our circle of competence
One of the hot topics of the day among investors is the regulatory crackdown by the Chinese government and President Xi on various industries, most notably the for-profit tutoring and technology sectors. These issues have driven the benchmark MSCI China Index, which tracks a portfolio of internationally listed Chinese equities, down 13% year to date and over 27% from the high in mid-February with shares of major technology companies such as Alibaba, Tencent, and Didi down even more.