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Hello there!
I'm Stu Tunheim, your friendly neighborhood investment consultant at IG Wealth Management. With a career spanning from hospitality to flight attending and even a stint as an entrepreneurial window covering aficionado, I've picked up a wealth of experience and an appetite for adventure along the way.
In 2017, I decided to bring my diverse background and financial experience to IG Wealth Management, and I've been helping clients like you ever since. With my Registered Retirement Consultant (RRC) designation and Life License Qualification Program (LLQP) under my belt, I'm well-prepared to guide you towards your financial goals.
But hey, life isn't all about numbers and spreadsheets. Outside the office, I'm a lover of the great outdoors on beautiful Vancouver Island. I'm an enthusiastic hockey player, a golf aficionado, and a passionate mountain biker. And, of course, I share my life with my lovely girlfriend, Andrea, and my two furry companions, Dexter and Molly.
Enough about me, though. Let's talk about you and your financial dreams. Just ask J&A, who found my no-pressure approach helpful in setting their investment goals. Or A&L, who appreciated my knack for simplifying complex financial concepts. And don't forget SH, who's now feeling more secure about their financial future thanks to my practical, realistic, and achievable retirement plan.
So, whether you're new to the world of finance or just looking for a friendly, approachable partner - let's talk.
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