Brantford

Brantford Branch

Phone: (519) 758-1397
Office Location: 70 Market Street 3rd Floor Brantford, ON N3T 2Z7

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What Does Success Mean To You?

Your vision of success will be at the center of how we work together. We will take the time to fully discover YOU before creating a wealth strategy to help you achieve your vision of success, whatever that may look like. Using an integrated, team-based approach your wealth advisor will work with TD specialists to help develop a strategy that meets your needs. Whether you need investment advice, cross-border banking services, or a business succession plan, our specialists work collaboratively to bring a full-picture perspective and tailor-made solutions to help you achieve your goals.

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Careers

If you're passionate about sales, thrive in a high-energy environment and are driven by your own success, then a career at TD Wealth is definitely for you.

TD Wealth is one of Canada's premier full-service brokerage firms for clients who want to stay involved in all decisions about their investment portfolios. We offer clients the opportunity to establish a one-on-one relationship with a dedicated and professional advisors, while maintaining active participation in the decisions regarding their financial affairs.

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Making a difference in the lives of our clients starts with the unique experiences of our advisors. In this series of videos, we will unpack what it means to be an advisor at TD Wealth.
Invest In Yourself

A unique approach to discovering your needs

Managing considerable wealth can be complicated. Using our distinctive approach, we seek to view your life through your eyes. With a deep understanding of your priorities, we build a strategy rooted in your goals while maintaining TD’s principles of transparency and trust. But we don’t do this only once. We update your plan so it evolves as you do, helping us stay in tune with your needs and the needs of those you care about.

We See The Whole You

Managing your wealth and planning for the future requires a genuine interest in your well-being. Your TD Wealth advisor will determine your Wealth PersonalityTM profile and discover your priorities to develop a plan with a multi-disciplinary approach that can help grow and protect your wealth and transition it to those you care about most.

To learn more about how behavioural finance can impact your decision making, read the articles below:

Discover Your Investing Blindspots

People can learn to be smarter with money when they understand how their actions may be sabotaging their investing decisions.

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A Winning Personality: how it contributes to financial success.

Be On Your Best Financial Behaviour

Investors are often their own worst enemy when trying to out smart the market and end up sabotaging their financial goals.

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Can I split a capital gain 50/50 with my spouse?

Thinking about splitting a capital gain with your spouse to reduce the tax impact? It might not be that simple. Nicole Ewing, Director, Tax and Estate Planning, TD Wealth, joins Greg Bonnell to discuss what you need to know, as well as tax planning ideas to consider before disposing of an asset.

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Joint accounts and estate planning: Mistakes to avoid

Joint accounts can be a convenient tool between spouses or to help a senior parent manage finances. But what happens when a joint account is used as an estate planning strategy?

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Will you spend $42,000 per year to support your child's dream?

The federal government has released its 2024 budget with a focus on new taxes, increased spending and housing affordability.

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