Jason Macdonald
Consultant
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
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At Investors Group, we know that today, good financial advice is more important than ever.
We take a long-term approach to planning. We believe that with a detailed plan, reviewed and updated regularly, you will have the financial resources to realize your goals and stay on track.
We believe that building long-term relationships with clients is the best way to help you and your family to explore the financial options that are best for you at each stage of your life.
Whatever your short or long-term financial goals – buying a home, paying for an education, living well in retirement or planning your estate – we will work with you to develop a plan to help get you there.
A real financial plan
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2400 Scotia Place, Tower 1, 10060 Jasper Avenue N.W.
Edmonton, AB T5J 3R8
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