Susan Skiffington

Susan Skiffington

Senior Private Banker

PFP®

Working together to help you achieve what truly matters to you

Phone

Office

(709) 758-5032

Office Location

140 Water Street 8th Floor St. John's, NL A1C 6H6. map

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As a Senior Private Banker, with TD Wealth Private Banking I understand the often-complex needs that go hand in hand with busy lifestyles and growing wealth. As your dedicated Senior Private Banker, I will be your primary point of contact to assist you with all your personal banking needs. I, along with an experienced and dedicated support team, will work with you and your family to create and implement a comprehensive banking plan that is tailored to fit your individual and family goals. My goal is to utilize the vast resources and expertise of TD to discover your best financial path and to help you create a personalized plan designed to help meet your current and future needs.

Phone

Toll Free

(902) 496-8618

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Dedicated To Helping You Achieve Your Vision Of Success

At TD Wealth, we believe that each client’s needs are truly unique. Our goal is to offer you the relevant, customized wealth advice you deserve - and we can do that only by fully understanding you. That’s why we take the time to understand you, your family and your values. Whether your needs are straightforward or complex, we’re dedicated to delivering tailored, comprehensive, wealth management strategies that are rooted in your goals. We will stay in tune with your needs and help ensure you’re on track to achieve the future you envision for yourself.

Stewards Of Your Wealth

Imagine having someone who helps provides you with tailored and hand-selected access to a variety of professionals and specialized services. Someone who responds with thoughtful insights and solutions that consider tax implications, family dynamics, and other priorities. A steward, if you will, who leaves nothing to chance. Someone with an intricate understanding of your needs and objectives.

Nick & Justina – Business owners teaming up with TD Wealth

Putting finances into perspective

As small business owners, Nick and Justina make a powerhouse team, supporting each other through ups and downs. As parents, they worry about how potential challenges with the business could impact their family’s future. Nick and Justina teamed up with their TD Wealth advisor to build a personalized financial plan. With a plan in place, they finally saw that achieving their family’s goals while maintaining the business was possible. Find out how the right financial advice helped give them a brighter view of life.

Polly – Moving forward with the right financial plan

Empowering Polly to achieve financial success

When Polly moved to Canada, she was determined to build a great life for her family. Years of hard work and resilience paved the way for success, but when faced with the unthinkable, Polly was left to start again, leaving her with feelings of uncertainty. Find out how with the help of her TD Wealth advisor and a personalized financial plan Polly was able to take charge of her family’s financial future.

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