Shauna Peterson
CFP FMA 
Division Manager
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
About —
While client's financial plans are individualized, detailed and involve a team of specialists' input, I strive to deliver them in a clear and uncomplicated manner. Financial planning can be overwhelming and it is often procrastinated. We keep the process simple and we tend to have strong relationships with our clients so we even have a little fun while we help clients achieve their financial goals.
A real financial plan
Careers —
Become a financial advisor with IG Wealth Management
Grow your career in an environment where you’re in control. As an entrepreneur, your skills and experience are valued, you have accesses to specialized support, and you have the time and commitment to dedicate to clients - enabling you to thrive.
I invite you to talk to me. Meet our advisors and explore the opportunity to build your business by helping others. Together we can help you decide if this is the right opportunity for you.
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I invite you to talk to me. Meet our advisors and explore the opportunity to build your business by helping others. Together we can help you decide if this is the right opportunity for you.
why join IG Wealth Management?
Training and support
Helping one another grow in their careers is part of our culture. From ongoing comprehensive training, office leadership and the IG Wealth Management specialist planning network, to advanced financial planning and marketing support, the right tools and people are here to help you and clients succeed.
Exceptional income potential
At IG Wealth Management, your earnings potential is based on the hard work and drive that you put into the comprehensive financial plans that you provide to Canadians. Enjoy an income potential that is as unlimited as the success of your business.
Community involvement
With IG Wealth Management, you’ll have access to several programs where you’ll receive support for community involvement, allowing you to make a bigger difference in your community.
Flexibility
Enjoy the flexibility and independence of running your own business. Achieve your ideal work-life balance by setting your schedule around your life.
Ready for a change? Meet with us to find out if a career as a financial advisor is the right choice for you.
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