How more women are taking charge of their finances and thriving

(NC) Did you know that Canadian women are expected to control nearly $4 trillion in financial assets by 2028? In a world where women are increasingly in charge of their financial lives and almost a third are the primary earners in their households, having the right resources can make all the difference.

This means finding a financial advisor who specializes in short- and long-term goal-setting, helping you prioritize everything from saving for retirement to funding a new business venture. By identifying what matters most, you can build a financial roadmap to help achieve both current needs and future aspirations.

“Understanding your options and establishing a solid plan is about more than just building wealth—it’s about creating the future you want,” explains Amy Wong, senior regional manager at TD Wealth financial planning.

Whether you’re at the beginning of your career, in the peak of your earning years or nearing retirement, the right financial guidance can help you craft a legacy, create security and live a life that’s aligned with your goals and values.

“Our advisors work to demystify the planning process, equipping you with the tools and knowledge needed to take charge of your finances,” says Wong. “Through customized strategies, advisors support clients in creating savings and investing plans that are as unique as their goals, whether that’s preparing for a child’s education, building a travel fund or growing a retirement nest egg.”

Learn more tips for managing your money at td.com/wealth.