Legacy Wealth Management

Welcome to Legacy Wealth Management - Our Philosophy

We believe that your unique goals should be at the centre of all your financial decisions and form the foundation of your financial strategy. We believe significant wealth requires sophisticated, highly customized strategies, and so we believe in building lasting relationships with a limited number of clients, taking the time to understand your most important priorities for today, tomorrow, and your long term future. Our philosophy celebrates collaboration. Working with a team of TD specialists, we draw on the resources and insights of a global financial institution to create strategies that reflect your aspirations for yourself and future generations of your family. Finally, we believe that while significant wealth brings complex challenges, our experience, passion and perspective can help simplify your life.

Our Services

Your goals are our priority so when you work with us, you have access to experienced professionals across all our products and services. Whether you need answers about wealth strategies, retirement planning or transfer of wealth, we're here to help.

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Bare trusts: What the 2026 reporting rules could mean for you

Share a bank account with an aging parent? Helping a child qualify for a mortgage by being on title? Situations like these could be considered bare trusts and may require a tax return to be filed, even when no tax is owed. Nicole Ewing, Principal, Wealth Planning Office, TD Wealth, explains what you need to know and what exceptions could apply.

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Location, leverage, lifestyle: Is an income property right for you?

Rental real estate can play a strategic role in building and preserving wealth. Here’s how discerning investors can evaluate its place in 
their portfolio.

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What would it take for Oscar and Lakshmi to retire five years early?

They have savings, a pension, and valuable real estate. But leaving work at 60 means deciding which matters most: retiring early, spending comfortably, or keeping two properties.