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Announcement: Weyburn Trust & Fiduciary Services

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Elaine P. Adams is pleased to announce the formation of Weyburn Trust & Fiduciary Services.  

“Weyburn” derives from the Scottish phrase “wee burn,” which means “little creek.”  When something is little, there is a natural tendency to overlook its function as a tributary and thus its contribution to something greater.  Just as our mighty rivers depend upon little streams for their life blood, so does financial well being depend upon the incremental decisions made as part of a comprehensive plan for the creation, preservation, and administration of wealth.  

Elaine Adams founded Weyburn Trust to provide fiduciary administration and estate planning services to individuals, families, and beneficiaries.  Weyburn Trust's clients have estate and business arrangements ranging from the simple and straightforward to those based upon complex strategies involving multiple asset classes and entities. Clients rightly expect clarity in communications and excellence in our work. With insight and efficiency earned from years of experience, Weyburn Trust proudly exceeds the expectations of its clients and does so with the utmost integrity, professionalism and discretion.

Having worked in the financial services profession for more than 20 years, Elaine Adams has the depth and breadth of knowledge needed to provide the highest quality fiduciary administration and estate planning services available in the Pacific Northwest.

Let Weyburn Trust work for you.

 

 


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Having worked in the financial services profession for more than 20 years, Elaine Adams has the depth and breadth of knowledge needed to provide the highest quality fiduciary administration and estate planning services available in the Pacific Northwest.

I too have worked in the financial services industry. Alas, as a CFO in a boutique Securities firm in Canada.

I sense that I could be facing estate planing in the future..

So any ideas you might have in this regard would be helpful. As my friend once told me "you can't take it with you" in which case I decided that I am not going . That was before I lost most of it in a venture called "ice Blast", so now giving earnest contemplation on fiduciary administration.

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