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Located in Olde Walkerville in Windsor, Ontario, Georges Landry Fyall Wealth Advisory Group provides you with a full service wealth management experience that is tailored to your needs. Whether you want to create a plan for your family, your business or your estate, we are here to help.
We serve a wide range of clients from varied backgrounds and with different needs, including:
Well-established families seeking professional guidance transferring wealth to the next generation in a tax-efficient manner
High-net-worth individuals seeking a higher level of personal service and assistance managing significant assets
Successful executives looking to free their time to focus on personal and career goals
Business owners and self-employed professionals who need help managing personal and business assets
Professionals like lawyers, accountants and medical professionals seeking assistance with their own assets, plus a trusted partner to provide professional and highly ethical service to shared clients
Pre-retirees who want to make the most of their retirement savings as they approach retirement
Retirees requiring innovative strategies to maximize their after-tax retirement income, while protecting their financial security
Philanthropists looking for creative ways to enhance their legacy to chosen charities through charitable gift giving
Not-for-profit organizations needing executor and trustee services, professional investment management, custody and administration, and more
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