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“Our mission is simple: we empower financial planners to spend more time building trust, deepening client relationships, and growing their business”
Chris Arthur, Bold Wealth
Tatiana Enhorning has always understood the deep-seated link between finances and emotions. By recognizing how major life changes can trigger financial uncertainty, she offers clients a sense of comfort when they need it most.
Each of Enhorning’s clients faces unique financial and personal challenges. That’s why as associate investment advisor at Richardson Wealth – Canada’s leading wealth management firm – she works with her clients like a Sherpa does with mountaineers, helping them efficiently navigate unpredictable terrain, in this case, their climb toward retirement and family legacy.
“I position myself not only as an investment manager, but as a partner and guide in building generational wealth and overall financial wellness,” she says.
Enhorning empowers her clients by presenting complex market and product details in an approachable way. She implements clients’ true goals into the investment strategy and holistic wealth plan, incorporating tax and estate planning strategies to secure generational wealth.
Diligently guiding clients through the pandemic and the subsequent 2022 downturn was a distinct time for Enhorning, who managed to grow her practice to over 150 client households during this period of high volatility. The pandemic was a major revelation for her, underscoring how the role of an advisor is often “part therapist”. Fortunately, she can lean on her psychology degree to facilitate deeper client relationships.
“When I first started as a financial advisor, I wondered whether my psychology degree and emotional intelligence would have meaningful relevance to my clients. However, client feedback made it abundantly clear that these qualities were not only valuable but essential to the resilience of their financial plan and, ultimately, their satisfaction,” she explains.
“Clients can see I had the technical expertise, but when that’s paired with transparent conversation, personal connection and emotion-informed explanations, they truly feel they have both peace of mind and actionable strategies. With that foundation, I’m able to help keep them on track during times of turmoil and difficult life events.”
While she values the importance of technical qualifications, like her Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) designation, her expertise as a financial advisor for over six years has led her to the conclusion that clients are looking for someone who truly understands their needs and can design customized investment plans to meet them. Her blend of entrepreneurialism and authenticity resonates particularly with her niche client base of high-earning professionals in the pre-retiree stage. They see themselves in her, which builds rapport and bolsters their confidence to stay the course, regardless of market conditions.
“I act as a financial behavioural coach for the whole family, not just a stock picker,” she notes. “Emotions can get in the way for many investors. By listening deeply and proactively addressing emotional triggers, I can help clients stick to their plan and share insight as to how their end goal can still be achieved.”
She explains, “We can easily discuss the latest economic forecasts, the minutiae of each distribution and every trade rationale, but to many clients, this is more overwhelming than it is comforting. Often, clients just want to know that their advisor is a trustworthy professional who has built a detailed plan and that they will be okay in the long term! In the grand scheme of things, what good are robust returns if there is no context on whether they’ll actually allow a client to achieve their goals?”
As a young advisor who has already managed a large book of business, Enhorning’s age is considered by her clients to be a unique advantage. Not only is she tech-savvy enough to save them time using the latest industry tools, but they also feel reassured that she has several decades before retirement and can see them and their families throughout their financial journey.
By establishing herself as a pillar of financial stability, Enhorning is dedicated to unlocking lasting financial wellness for each of her clients.
“Overall, my approach is to help clients control their money, so it doesn’t control them. Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy freedom and options,” she says.
100 Queens Quay East, Suite 2500, Toronto, ON, M5E 1Y3
416 219 4448
tatiana.enhorning@richardsonwealth.com
linkedin.com/in/tatianaenhorning
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Tatiana Enhorning
Associate Investment Advisor
Richardson Wealth
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“Whether I’m in a strategy session or a hiring meeting, I try to lead with understanding. Financial planners are under immense pressure, and so are our internal teams. The best way to earn trust is to truly listen”
Chris Arthur,
Bold Wealth
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2019
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2025
Institutional marketing and Wealth product wholesaling
2012
Became a fully licensed Financial Advisor building a solo book of business as part of the Raymond James Advisor Mentorship program
2019
Managed 150 client households from across Canada and guided them successful throughout the pandemic and 2022 market turmoil
2021
Completed her Chartered Investment Manager (CIM®) designation, on the way to licensed Portfolio Manager
2024
Partnered with Richardson Wealth and the experience of the Wronski Cann Team to broaden the depth of services for high-net-worth clients and bring them to young professionals
2025
Assistant Vice President and Senior Broker at MJ Hall & Company since 2018
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2022
Suncorp Bank introduces Solar Home Bonus offer for customers who are choosing renewable energy for their homes
Sept 2021
Month-on-month market share growth commences
Feb 2022
Suncorp Bank wins the Canstar award for most outstanding value in investment loans
Apr 2022
Suncorp Bank wins Money Magazine’s Bank of the Year and Business Bank of the Year awards for the fifth year in a row
Jul 2022
Suncorp Bank’s turnaround times are the lowest they have ever been. The lender becomes Australia’s first certified carbon neutral bank for both its operation and transaction services
Aug 2022
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