Nicole Slongo
B.A.
Senior Consultant
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
About —
Nicole is an experienced financial advisor who is passionate about improving the financial literacy and situation of Canadians with a focus on women and business owners. She uses a comprehensive client-centered approach to take them from where they are to where they want to be.
Nicole is licensed in both Ontario and Manitoba.
Personal Approach - each individual is unique and so is your plan. Taking the time to get to know who you are and what is important to you.
Partnership - we work together to ensure you know and understand the Plan and fix or adjust along the way. You are not just richer, you are educated too.
Comprehensive - your Financial Plan is not a statement. It is a living, breathing thing that changes with your life and looks at all aspects of Financial Health.
Team —
A real financial plan
Associations and Community —
Community
- Sponsor, Alzheimer's Society
- 2017 - Present
general inquiries —
Unit 2, 461 Sterling Lyon Parkway
Winnipeg, MB R3P 2S8
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