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Justin joined TD Wealth Private Investment Advice in 2018. He graduated with his Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance with distinction from the University of Regina - a joint program that saw part of his degree achieved at Leibniz Universität in Hannover, Germany. Justin combines academic rigor with practical acumen. His clients stand to benefit not only from his knowledge but also from his commitment to personally understand what is important to them. With a “process over prediction” investment approach, clients can benefit from a well-defined strategy to guide their financial journey. Justin holds his Chartered Investment Manager (CIM®) designation, Certified Financial Planner designation (CFP®) and has completed his Canadian Securities Course and the Wealth Management Essentials Course through the Canadian Securities Institute. Justin has been coaching soccer for the past decade, contributing actively to the community, and fostering teamwork amongst aspiring youth.
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CIM®
CFP®
B.Comm. (Hons)

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- Protecting your assets
- Maximizing your charitable giving
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Polly – Moving forward with the right financial plan
When Polly moved to Canada, she was determined to build a great life for her family. Years of hard work and resilience paved the way for success, but when faced with the unthinkable, Polly was left to start again, leaving her with feelings of uncertainty. Find out how with the help of her TD Wealth advisor and a personalized financial plan Polly was able to take charge of her family’s financial future.
Nick & Justina – Business owners teaming up with TD Wealth
As small business owners, Nick and Justina make a powerhouse team, supporting each other through ups and downs. As parents, they worry about how potential challenges with the business could impact their family’s future. Nick and Justina teamed up with their TD Wealth advisor to build a personalized financial plan. With a plan in place, they finally saw that achieving their family’s goals while maintaining the business was possible. Find out how the right financial advice helped give them a brighter view of life.
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