Aaron Morrissette

Aaron Morrissette

Senior Financial Planner

CFP®

Building your financial future – together

Phone

Office

(905) 507-3954

Office Location

168 Queen Street S Streetsville, ON L5M1K8. map

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As a planner with TD Wealth Financial Planning, I am passionately committed to providing my clients a fully integrated financial plan that balances living life today with setting goals for tomorrow. I take the time to understand, not just their current financial circumstances, but also the objectives and motivations integral to it. Whether you are planning for retirement or starting a new business, I am here to help guide you every step of the way.

In my role, I focus on four key areas:

  • Build net worth – Identifying investment solutions that align to my clients’ evolving needs.
  • Implement tax-efficient strategies – Working with my clients to help create and structure their accounts to help reduce tax exposure while keeping income available for when it’s needed.
  • Protect what matters – Leveraging the expertise of TD specialists, I help integrate strategies to protect what matters to my clients.
  • Leave a legacy – Helping my clients to build a plan to effectively transfer their wealth.

Certificates

CFP®

Success Begins With Understanding

A financial plan is an in-depth document with many individual parts. By gaining an understanding of your needs, we help to ensure that your plan reflects your current financial situation and defines your goals, the timelines for targeting them and the steps you need to take to get there.

Your hopes and expectations are at the heart of your financial plan.

That’s why at TD Wealth Financial Planning we take the time to discover and appreciate your needs, and include them in any discussion of your goals, so that together we may set a course for the future that you envision for yourself and your family.

TD Wealth Financial Planning

Your priorities are important to us. We can work together towards your goals, and can help with:

Accumulating wealth

We've spoken about your goals for the future, and how we can work together to develop innovative wealth strategies.

To keep you up to date on key financial considerations, 
I've included content for your viewing. If you'd like to discuss any of those topics in further detail, I'd be happy to schedule some time for us to chat.

TDAM: Tax & Retirement Planning Guide

At TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM), we understand the importance of tax planning to investors. There are many tax-efficient investment vehicles available to Canadians to help maximize after-tax income and grow their investment portfolios.

Stepping into retirement: Preparing for the big transition

The transition from a successful career to this stage in life isn’t always easy.

The Latest at TD Asset Management

To tailor to a client's evolving needs, we have access to the expertise at TD Asset Management. This strategic relationship allows us to deliver legendary client experiences, comprehensive solutions, and timely advice when clients need it most. TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM) is a leading asset manager in Canada with an expanding global presence.

TDAM: Tax & Retirement Planning Guide

At TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM), we understand the importance of tax planning to investors. There are many tax-efficient investment vehicles available to Canadians to help maximize after-tax income and grow their investment portfolios.

WAAC Perspectives

A monthly update of the outlook from WAAC including the strategic and dynamic asset-class weights by investor profile as determined by the Wealth Investment Policy Committee.

Market Perspectives: The New Market Regime: More Paths to Performance

The TD Wealth Asset Allocation Committee provides its latest views on asset classes, where investing opportunities may arise, and future scenarios for global economies and interest rates.

Research and Insights From The Wealth Investment Office

Staying on top of financial markets is important for making investment decisions. Check out our latest commentary and analysis.

Portfolio Strategy Quarterly | Q3 2026: Never Mind the Nonsense

Today, the mood feels heavy. Wars are growing larger and more systemically important. Governments are rearming. Energy security is back at the centre of policy. Deficits matter. Supply chains are fragmenting. Artificial intelligence is creating both excitement and anxiety. And, as such, central banks may have less freedom to rescue markets when inflation and fiscal pressures remain alive. But dread is not destiny.

WIO: Quarterly Market Review: Q2 2026

Market commentary on the latest quarter focusing on Canadian and U.S. fixed income, and Canadian, U.S and international equities.

Monthly Perspectives: August 2026 | A Year of Revelations

We argued that 2026 would be a year of revelations in which narratives would give way to execution and theory would be tested against reality. Since publishing our Year Ahead, we’ve come to describe this framework more explicitly as the Resilience Regime. Slightly more than halfway through the year, that framework still feels remarkably relevant.

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Stay informed and enhance your investment knowledge with our curated articles on the latest news, strategies and insights.

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What would it take for Oscar and Lakshmi to retire five years early?

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