MBA, CIM, FCSI®, FMA
Conseiller en gestion de patrimoine principal et gestionnaire de portefeuille principal
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Tyler Marche doesn’t speak jargon. Instead, he speaks English—plain English. The core belief that has driven him every day since 2000, when he began his career as an investment advisor, is that wealth management doesn’t need to be complicated. It needs to be simple.
It’s a belief that formed early. When Tyler was just 14, someone left behind a book about Warren Buffett—The Warren Buffet Way. Tyler picked it up and was instantly inspired.
It was the genesis of this promise: Your life, uncomplicated.
For all its benefits, wealth can be a complex burden. Uncomplicating your life means listening to your hopes and dreams—whatever they may be—and building a comprehensive financial plan that includes a custom-fit suite of services and solutions designed for the long term. Your plan frees you from worrying about investments and lets you simply live your life.
Tyler’s deep understanding comes from many years of education and ongoing training. He holds an MBA from Dalhousie and holds the Fellow of the Canadian Institute (FCSIMD) designation, and Life Insurance Advisor (LLQP). In addition to these academic credentials, Tyler was nominated in 2016 by the Investment Industry Association of Canada for the Top Under 40 Award.
The knowledge and expertise of the Marche Wealth Management team are second to none. Through Wellington-Altus Private Wealth, they have access to a wide network of leading subject matter experts across the country. Combined with Tyler’s renowned passion and enthusiasm for solving complex financial problems and educating clients, this enables them to deliver innovative and creative strategies.
Your life, uncomplicated includes a promise to always be proactive—keeping you informed, addressing any questions you may have, and ensuring you feel comfortable and empowered at all times.
This approach allows us to give you something even more valuable: time. To paraphrase Einstein, if we can’t explain an investment solution simply to you, we don’t understand it well enough. And—with another nod to Buffett—we hand-select only those investment solutions we truly understand in depth.