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Date: 14 April 2026
Location: Video conference (Microsoft Teams)
Duration: 30 minutes
Attendees: Alex Morgan (Advisor, Apex Bridge Financial Advisors) and Liam Campbell (Client)
Client update
Personal changes
• Family updates: John and Kate took a holiday to Hawaii for two weeks in June with the children
• Significant life events: Not discussed in meeting
• Health considerations: Not discussed in meeting
• Location/living situation: Considering upgrading their primary residence within the next five years
Professional changes
• Employment status: John has taken on additional responsibility following a restructure at his firm
• Salary changes: Base salary increased to $180,000 with total expected income of around $220,000
• Retirement timeline: Still targeting retirement around age 62 with flexibility of plus or minus two years
Financial position
• Portfolio value: $850,000 across investment accounts, up 7.2% year-to-date
• Cash reserves: Currently $28,000 — discussed increasing to six months of expenses
• Outstanding debts: Mortgage balance $420,000, no other debts
• Monthly surplus: Approximately $3,500 after tax and living costs
Goals and objectives
• Primary goal: Retire at 62 with $120,000 per year in today's dollars
• Secondary goal: Fund children's post-secondary education (estimated $180,000 across two children)
• Tertiary goal: Upgrade primary residence within three to five years
• Legacy intent: Preserve capital, with remainder passing to children
Risk profile and investment preferences
• Confirmed balanced risk profile — aligned with previous assessment
• No change to ethical screens — continues to avoid oil and gas exposure
• Comfortable with current 60/40 equities to fixed income allocation
Key decisions
• Increase cash reserves to six months of living expenses by year-end
• Review life insurance cover given higher income and outstanding mortgage
• Begin estate planning conversations — currently no will or power of attorney in place
Next steps
• Advisor to send updated financial plan with revised projections
• Refer John to estate planning lawyer for wills and POA
• Model increased insurance scenarios and send options within the week
• Schedule mid-year check-in for October

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What advisors say about meeting notes

Slick. It's efficient, it's clean and it's accurate. We used to spend a minimum hour per meeting on notes — now 30 seconds would be considered a long spend. I've doubled the amount of client meetings, but more importantly, I'm happy to do them back to back with the confidence that the accuracy is there in the file note.

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Director, LESA Financial

We thought our existing AI notetaker was great… until we used Marloo. It's a 100% step up in quality, speed and ease of use. The customizable templates are a gamechanger. We've moved the whole Financial Planning team to Marloo.

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1d agoAlice Wright
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Research new ETF options for fixed income
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Liam Campbell
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Net worth
$5,680,000
Assets
RRSP$2,385,600
Equities$1,704,000
Fixed income$1,022,400
Cash and real estate$568,000
Potential gaps

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Marloo found two areas to review before the next meeting.

Risk profile

Growth

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Liam is comfortable with a growth portfolio and short-term market swings. His long time frame supports a higher allocation to equities.

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2026
Mortgage renewalPayment may rise by ~$640/month. Compare renewal options.
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2026
RRSP contribution reviewCheck available contribution room before year end.
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14
2027
Annual plan reviewRefresh objectives, tax strategy and insurance needs.
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Frequently asked questions about meeting notes

Yes. Marloo works with Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet for virtual meetings. In-person meetings can be recorded through the Marloo web or mobile app.

Marloo records the meeting and makes a transcript first. You choose when to make the summary and which template to use.

Yes. Make a template for reviews, fact-finds or first meetings. You can also use more than one template on the same transcript.

Yes. The summary is a first draft. You can change it without changing the transcript or template.

No. You can paste an online meeting link into Marloo. You can also record an in-person meeting from the web or mobile app.

Yes. For virtual meetings, Marloo joins the waiting room and must be admitted before it can record. It waits for up to five minutes before leaving.

Yes. Remove Marloo from the meeting, then use Send Marloo Now and let it back in when you are ready.

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