Lead Financial Planner & Financial Security Advisor

Mario Chandonnet

Mario joined PWL in 2000. His dedication and commitment are second only to his ability to provide clients with meticulous financial planning. He creates practical solutions to clients’ problems involving complex individual needs.

Mario Chandonnet - PWL Capital

Mario joined PWL in 2000.  His dedication and commitment are second only to his ability to provide clients with meticulous financial planning. He creates practical solutions to clients’ problems involving complex individual needs.

In his senior role at PWL, Mario’s services include: Retirement planning, tax team coordination & supervision, deep analysis of personal tax issues, and Estate Planning with particular expertise in Estate Settlement.

Peter Guay Team

Who We Are

Trust. A notion too often assumed and not earned. Peter and his experienced team have earned a highly valued position of trust with families across Canada, acting as lead advisors in their financial affairs. Working with Peter, you can expect a relationship based on transparency and objectivity.

  • Conflict-free, transparent and independent advice

    The Peter Guay team is fee-based and not compensated by investment products sold — unlike “big bank” brokerage firms that collect commissions and often underwrite the products they sell and stocks they promote.

  • Reduced uncertainty and risk

    By investing based on scientific evidence with a sound strategy grounded in academic research, you can break the typical cycle of simply “betting” on stocks and trying to guess the future.

  • Going beyond the portfolio

    Peter stands ready to provide valuable financial advice on issues involving family, cottages, business interests and charitable giving.

  • Leveraging a multi-disciplinary team

    Clients derive added value from a multi-disciplinary team that structures cohesive strategies for investments, tax, retirement and other planning.

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  • Peter works with clients whose household investable assets total $1 million or more.
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