Mitchell Murray
BBA(Hons), RRC, CFP 
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
About —
Mitchell (Mitch) Murray graduated from the Brock University Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Coop Program where he majored in Finance. He was recognized by both the Beta Gamma Sigma and Golden Key International Business Honour Societies for being in the top 10% of undergraduate students. Mitch is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional and joined IG Wealth Management as a Consultant in 2019. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional, he adheres to a professional code of ethics and prioritizes ongoing educational development. This enables Mitch to stay at the forefront of financial planning. He joins his father Dennis Murray, a Senior Consultant, who has been with IG Wealth Management for the past 30 years. Together Mitch, Dennis, and their Assistant Kaitlyn Moreau manage a successful Financial Planning practice. They build financial plans for individuals and families to help them live the life they want to live. Their long-term relationships are built on trust, effective communication, attention to detail, and excellent service.
Outside of the office, Mitch is an avid outdoorsman, motor and boardsports enthusiast, sports fan, golfer, and rec league hockey player. He resides in Fort Erie with his wonderful wife Alexandra. Together, they love spending time with family and friends in their spare time.
Team —
A real financial plan
general inquiries —
210 Martindale Road, Suite 100
St. Catharines, ON L2S 0B2
Get Directions
Let’s talk —
The Living Market podcast with host Philip Petursson
A weekly synopsis of market themes and trends
LISTEN NOWtrending advice & stories
2024 Outlook: Are we heading into a recession or recovery? Why not both?
As we wave goodbye to 2023, we can also expect to bid adieu to some of the key events of the year that made it especially challenging for the markets. The central bank interest rate rises, which brought about a mini banking collapse early in the year, appear to have come to an end, while inflation is moving toward target levels.
learn more
Should you invest for retirement or pay off your mortgage?
When interest rates are high, people often think it’s better to pay off their mortgage rather than save. But is it the right choice? We’ll help you decide.
Learn more
Will you need to delay your retirement?
Volatile markets and high inflation can make some Canadians feel they may have to delay their retirement. How can you avoid retiring later than planned?
Learn more
The RRSP deadline 2023: what you need to know
RRSP season is upon us once again, but what does it mean, exactly? And why does it matter?
Learn more
How do rising interest rates affect you?
Anyone with a variable rate mortgage in Canada understands the impact of rising interest rates. A rate hike can either cause borrowers’ debt payments to climb or reduce the amount of principal their mortgage payments pay off. Interest rate rises are caused when the Bank of Canada decides to increase its overnight rate, which is a short-term interest rate that factors into lending costs. Depending on the economic circumstances, interest rates can rise substantially over a year.
Learn more
Important dates to help you get ready for tax season
A list of tax-related dates, including when you can expect to receive various tax slips, as well as deadlines for RRSP contributions and tax filing.
Learn more