Robert Jungwirth
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Rob has been creating long-term financial and retirement plans for families, professionals, and entrepreneurs, while overseeing portfolio design. Since joining the industry in 1994, Rob has been able to adapt to the ever-changing climate of wealth and investment management in Saskatchewan and Canada. Rob's keen interest in investments, the stock market, and global events allows him to develop strategies that align to one's financial goals and stay in tune with market trends. Beyond that, Rob truly embodies his strong values of trust and respect in every client interaction. At the end of the day, Rob takes a genuine interest in our clients' lives and well-being. They are at the center of everything we do!
A true lifelong learner, Rob graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a degree in finance in 1994 and then earned his Certified Financial Planner Designation (CFP®) in 2004. In addition to specializing in financial planning, Rob has a unique focus on retirement planning and retirement income planning. He earned his certificate in Retirement Strategy in 2013.
Rob is a big fan of the Toronto Blue Jays. When not working with clients or researching the latest investment strategy, Rob likes to barbeque for his family and Golf and Travel. Sadly the family dog passed away Dec 2024. Rob is a proud supporter of the communities in which he lives and works. He has recently surpassed donating blood over 100 times and was integral in helping raise money for and build his neighborhood playground.
Certificates
B.Comm.
CFP®
CIM®
Languages
English

With over 41 years of combined experience in the investment and wealth management industry in Saskatchewan
At Jungwirth & Associates Wealth Management, we have developed a strategic process that we guide our clients through to help ensure your wealth plan is fulfilled to its best potential. This includes client-first discovery, an integrated wealth management solution, implementation of the solution, and continued active monitoring of your wealth plan and portfolio.
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