Paul Crake
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With over 23 year of investing experience, Paul has developed a disciplined, systematic investment process designed to help High Net Worth families and businesses strategically accumulate, preserve and protect their wealth with passion and a dedicated team to provide exceptional client service. Through extensive experience and research, Paul has found that by focusing on companies that not only pay dividends but consistently grow their dividends, clients can potentially grow their assets over time, while also increasing their long-term sustainable cash-flow. In addition, Paul also takes a holistic approach with his clients, drawing on all the resources that TD Specialists have to offer clients, including Private Banking, Trust and Estate Planning, and Risk Management.
As a holder of the Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) designation, Paul is able to assist clients plan for life's transitions. He also holds the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM®) designation and as Portfolio Manager, he is able to provide discretionary investment management, through TD Wealth's Privately Managed Program. He actively manages portfolios on behalf of clients who prefer not to be part of the day to day operation of their portfolio; always with their risk tolerance and investment objectives in mind.
When not focused on clients, Paul is an avid cyclist, triathlete and skier and likes to spend time with his wife and growing children, spending winters skiing and spending time in Collingwood and at the family cottage.
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(416) 512-6923
Certificates
CFP®
CIM®
Languages
English
Mandarin
Education
Bishop’s University
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