Father & Son Financial is a family-run financial advisory and insurance firm in Sarnia-Lambton serving families, farmers, and business owners since 1987. They provide life, health, travel, and farm-specific insurance along with retirement and investment planning such as RRSPs and FHSAs. The firm also offers coordinated estate and farm succession planning, wills, and related tax-aware advice to help protect family and farm legacies. They emphasize integrated, personalized planning to align insurance, tax strategies, and succession steps for local clients.
Last updated on Feb 6th, 2026
Father & Son Financial shares a short reminder that becoming a parent is an ideal time to update your financial plan, offering help to align budgeting, savings, and protection with growing family needs. Published July 3, 2026, the firm invites new and expecting parents to reach out to start a conversation about tailored next steps.
Father & Son Financial is asking clients to leave a Google review to help others find trusted advice on retirement planning, investments, insurance, or building a financial plan. The June 29 post thanks clients for their support and highlights community impact through hashtags like #SupportLocal and #ClientExperience.
Father & Son Financial urges Ontario and Canadian family farmers to start succession planning now to protect their farm legacy, reduce uncertainty, and minimize taxes. The post emphasizes practical benefits and invites farmers to reach out to Father & Son Financial to get started.
Father & Son Financial encourages steady FHSA contributions as a practical way to build toward homeownership while capturing tax benefits. The short, friendly post invites readers to discuss how an FHSA could fit into their personal savings plan, and links the advice to common Canadian home buying goals.
Father & Son Financial posted a targeted message for farmers offering savings on Farm Loan Life Insurance and encouraging interested growers to reach out today. The short social post highlights potential savings and directs farmers to contact the firm for details.
Father & Son Financial posted that wealth is more than investments, it includes insurance, taxes, and planning working together to protect your family. The firm offers to help assemble those components with an emphasis on retirement and succession planning.
Father & Son Financial announced on 2026-03-10 that Rebecca Krall won three prizes connected to two local businesses, Transform Fitness and The Lazy Wave Coffee Collective. The post thanks participants and invites the community to check out those local spots.
Father & Son Financial is running a spring giveaway with The Lazy Wave Coffee Collective and Transform Fitness, giving away a $50 coffee gift card and a one month gym membership for the winner and a friend. To enter, follow the three tagged businesses, like the post, and tag your coffee date or workout buddy; winners are announced Monday, March 9, 2026.
Father & Son Financial posted a final RRSP reminder that March 2, 2026 is the deadline to contribute to an RRSP to reduce your 2025 taxes. They invite you to send a message for help deciding contribution amounts and to have the firm complete the contribution before the deadline.
Father & Son Financial posted on 2026-02-10 offering financial protection and planning services for farming families and invites you to "give us a call to learn more"; no phone number or pricing was included in the original message.
Father & Son Financial announces the upcoming arrival of Spencer and Alicia's first child, inviting parents to share their experiences and advice.
The RRSP contribution deadline is approaching on March 2nd, 2026, providing an opportunity to reduce your 2025 taxes.
Father & Son Financial extends heartfelt New Year wishes for 2026, expressing gratitude to clients for their trust and support.
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