Scott MacKinnon
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Scott is an Investment Advisor with TD Wealth Private Investment Advice, leveraging his disciplined, education-first approach to guiding clients through complex financial decisions. With nearly a decade at Manulife Investment Management, where he progressed from Toronto to Ottawa and ultimately served as District Vice President for Eastern Ontario, Scott developed a strong foundation in leadership, client strategy, and performance-driven results.
He holds a Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS) in Finance from Western University and an MBA with a concentration in Finance from the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa. Combined with his Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), Chartered Investment Manager (CIM®), and Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute (FSCI®) designations, Scott brings both technical depth and practical insight to every client relationship.
Scott focuses on delivering truly holistic wealth management advice by helping clients build net worth, implement tax-efficient strategies, protect what matters, and plan their legacy with intention. His approach is hands-on, clear, and structured, grounded in the belief that better decisions come from better understanding. He works closely with clients instilling education and disciplined thinking, ensuring every strategy is thoughtful, repeatable, and aligned with long-term goals. At his core, Scott is driven by a simple purpose: to help clients invest with confidence by offering clarity and a defined path toward financial independence.
This commitment to clarity and trust defines Scott's personal brand. He shows up through consistent guidance, thoughtful conversations, and a steady presence when it matters most. Outside of work, Scott brings the same curiosity and discipline to his personal life. He has travelled to over 50 countries in pursuit of new perspectives and stays active through hockey, soccer, golf, tennis, and training for his next marathon, continually pushing himself to grow both personally and professionally.
Certificates
MBA
CFP®
CIM®

Your Goals, Our Priorities
We will work together to help you manage, grow, and protect your wealth. Our tailored services are designed to help meet your unique goals and priorities - no matter how complex they are.
We'll help you identify your priorities and create a plan to address your specific needs. We can help with:
- Protecting your assets
- Maximizing your charitable giving
- Finding tax strategies and solutions
- Arranging your estate and trust planning
Our Services
Portfolio Management
Retirement Planning
Tax Planning
Will and Estate Planning
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You've worked hard to get where you are today. Now's the time to maintain, grow, and protect your net worth. Get tailored advice, solutions, and strategies that can help achieve your goals.








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