Free Live Webinar · Wed October 14 · 12:00 PM ET

Give More, Pay Less Tax

How incorporated business owners fund the causes they care about — with dollars the tax department was getting anyway.

45 min + live Q&A
Guest: Mark Halpern, CFP, TEP, MFA-P
For incorporated Canadian owners
Save My Seat — Free
Built to be live. The recording and resource pack go to people who book a free Blueprint session afterwards.

Your Assets Have 3 Possible Beneficiaries.
You Can Pick 2.

Most owners never make the choice — so the default wins. This webinar is about making it on purpose.

FAMILY
GOVERNMENT
CHARITY
"It's not about disinheriting your children. It's about adopting charity — and disinheriting the tax department." — Mark Halpern, CFP, TEP, MFA-P · CEO, WEALTHinsurance.com™ · his work has helped direct $300M+ to Canadian charities since 2020

The 4 Ways to Give — Ranked by Tax Power

1

Gift in your will

The receipt lands on your final return — your highest-rate year.

2

RRSP/RRIF beneficiary

Defuses the most-taxed asset you own — over half can go to the CRA without a plan.

3

Gift of stock — not cash

Same gift, capital gains tax gone, full receipt still applies.

4

Gift of life insurance

Small premiums in, a legacy out — including CPP Philanthropy™ and PolicyPRESERVER™, taught by the strategist who trademarked them.

Then the part nobody else teaches: the corporate column.

Every strategy above has a personal version and a corporate version. If most of your wealth sits inside your corporation, the corporate version is why you should be on this webinar — giving with dollars that never took the salary/dividend tax hit.

Your Presenters

A two-hander: Canada's best-known insurance philanthropy strategist + the corporate insurance practice built for incorporated owners.

Mark Halpern, CFP, TEP, MFA-P

Mark Halpern

CFP, TEP, MFA-P · CEO, WEALTHinsurance.com™

One of Canada's most recognized life insurance advisors. His strategic philanthropy work has helped direct $300M+ to Canadian charities since 2020. On the 14th he teaches the four ways to give, including the CPP Philanthropy™ and PolicyPRESERVER™ strategies he trademarked.

Greg Rozdeba, Co-Founder & CEO, Dundas Wealth

Greg Rozdeba

Co-Founder & CEO, Dundas Wealth · LLQP

Leads the corporate insurance practice for incorporated Canadian business owners — always alongside the client's own CPA. He'll show the corporate version of each strategy, for owners whose wealth sits inside their corporation.

October 14 to December 31 is 78 days.

Securities transfers, policy underwriting, FMV appraisals, and will updates all have queues — and they all jam in December. Strategies that count for this tax year start in October.

Attend Live and Get the Year-End Giving Blueprint Session — Free

Stay to the end and we'll show you how to claim it:

Register Free for Oct 14

Free. No obligation. A 30-minute planning conversation, not a sales appointment.

Save Your Seat

Wed October 14, 2026 · 12:00–1:00 PM ET · Zoom · Free
The 4 Doors one-pager, the giving timeline and the recording come with a free Blueprint session.

Common Questions

Is this a sales pitch?

No. It's the same planning conversation we have with our own clients, in public. Nothing is sold on the webinar; the only offer is a free planning session for attendees who want their own numbers run.

I'm not "wealthy" — is this still for me?

If you're an incorporated Canadian business owner, yes. The whole point is that strategic giving works with dollars that were already leaving — you don't need a foundation-sized fortune, you need a corporation and a cause you care about.

What if I can't attend live?

Register anyway. The recording and the resource pack (the 4 Doors one-pager, the DAF checklist and the year-end giving timeline) come with a free Blueprint session, so come live if you can. The Q&A with Mark is the best part.

Will this replace advice from my accountant?

No — it's designed to feed it. Everything we cover is built to take to your CPA; the planning sessions happen with your professional advisors, never around them.