Experience an integrated approach
to growing your wealth
WHAT WE DO
Rather than focusing on individual areas of wealth management, our team provides an integrated approach to the long-term growth of your investments. All the elements of your financial universe… working in concert.
R N Croft Financial Group Inc. is a Licensed Discretionary Portfolio Management and Investment Fund Management firm serving investors and investment professionals across Canada since 1993.
Our Real Wealth Management™ approach — guided by RWM™-designated professionals — integrates investment, tax, estate, and insurance expertise to optimize financial outcomes.
Together with our wholly owned subsidiaries, The Accounting Place and Castlemark Wealth Management we provide our advisor partners with added bench strength to address the complex and diverse needs of their clients.
This fully integrated approach can positively impact savings behaviour, wealth accumulation and retirement readiness.
our process
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IMPLEMENT
We put the plan into action, setting up the appropriate investment accounts, investing assets in the agreed upon portfolios, setting up contribution and withdrawal requirements and making sure your insurance policies are in place as needed.
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MONITOR
We monitor your investments, fine tuning your holdings as market conditions change. We communicate regularly to ensure your plan remains up to date as you reach certain milestones and as life circumstances change, leading back to DISCOVERY.
STEP 1
DISCOVER
We meet with you to identify and understand your unique goals and objectives.
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GATHER DATA
We gather the relevant financial documents and information needed to create a complete picture of your financial universe.
step 3
ANALYZE & PLAN
We review your total financial picture, assess your needs and bring in specialists as required to build an actionable plan.
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REVIEW & DISCUSS
We meet with you to discuss the plan and review the proposed investment strategy to make sure it’s right for you and your family.
STEP 1
We meet with you to identify and understand your unique goals and objectives.
STEP 2
We gather the relevant financial documents and information needed to create a complete picture of your financial universe.
STEP 3
We review your total financial picture, assess your needs and bring in specialists as required to build an actionable plan.
STEP 4
We meet with you to discuss the plan and review the proposed investment strategy to make sure it’s right for you and your family.
STEP 5
We put the plan into action, setting up the appropriate investment accounts, investing assets in the agreed upon portfolios, setting up contribution and withdrawl requirements and making sure your insurance policies are in place as needed.
STEP 6
MONITOR
We monitor your investments, tuning your holdings as conditions change. We communicate regularly to ensure your plan remains up to date as you reach certain milestones and as life circumstances change, leading back to DISCOVERY.
why ADVISORS join us
Build a stronger client service offering
More choice for clients
Spend more time with clients
Access to industry specialists in one place
Access to a succession plan
Do you have a question about our services or investment solutions? Let’s talk!
Set up a call with our Director of Business Development.
INSIGHTS
PORTFOLIO MANAGERS’ BRIEF – November 2025
PODCAST: MONEY TALKS WE LISTEN
Research Report: Alchemy for the Optimist
I intend to stay awake this New Year’s Eve. Not so much to welcome in 2021 but to make sure 2020 fades into oblivion. I would like to say that 2021 will be a better year but that would be redundant. It is hard to imagine it being any worse!
What I can say is 2021 may be better than many base case scenarios are suggesting. Bay and Wall Street watchers are cautiously optimistic, once we get through North America’s dark winter. It is clear, as COVID waves intensify, that a return to normalcy will rest on the efficacy of the vaccine. Which, by the way, some 40% of Americans say they will not take!
Research Report: Fear Mongering
According to most polls, former Vice-President Joe Biden has a commanding – almost insurmountable – lead as we enter the last four weeks of the US Presidential election. Some have gone as far as to suggest we will see a blue wave where the Democrats not only take the Presidency but also Congress and the Senate.
By The Numbers: August 2020
There has been a lot of talk about a significant market correction – mostly due to the apparent disconnect between the performance of U.S. stocks (as measure by the S&P 500 Composite Index) against the glaring shortcomings of the broader U.S. economy; not to mention the fact that the COVID 19 virus continues to rage unabated. These twin concerns imply that U.S. stock market has gotten ahead of itself.
Research Report: State of Confusion
From our perspective there are two main factors influencing financial markets: 1) the seeming disconnect between market performance and economic reality and 2) the impact of the US Presidential election with potential constitutional challenges that go beyond who wins or loses.
We will explore these issues in our commentary and share some of diversification techniques intended to protect client portfolios within the context of the long-term economic realities and the potential presidential outcome.
Research Report: Walls of Worry
You can be excused for thinking that equity markets have gotten ahead of themselves. As of the close of trading on Monday June 8th, 2020, the S&P 500 composite index had recovered all year-to-date losses. Even more impressive was the performance of the NASDAQ 100 stock index which set another all-time high. That was, of course, before Thursday’s sell-off that highlighted the fragile foundation underpinning equity markets.
How Will The COVID-19 Experience Affect The Idea of Sustainability for Investors?
historically, is meant to cover a range of topics and issues.
For example, in 2015 the United Nations General Assembly set as its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 17 separate goals for attaining and then sustaining a desirable future, which ranged from the elimination of poverty and hunger to establishing gender equality. Only two specifically related to climate and clean energy.