As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 5 wealth planner jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $75,005 a year (from 5 postings). The most active employers are Vancity (2.0). Skills often requested: sales, relationship building, client relationship management and csc.
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2+ YOEVancity asks for 2 or more years of financial industry experience, a Mutual Fund License (CSC or IFIC), and a financial planning designation such as CFP, PFP or QAFP. Strong relationship-building, sales and communication skills are needed.
2+ YOEVancity needs candidates with 2+ years of financial industry experience, a Mutual Fund License (CSC or IFIC), and a financial planning designation (CFP, PFP or QAFP). Strong relationship-building, sales and analytical skills are also needed.
2+ YOECandidates need at least two years of financial industry experience, a mutual fund licence (CSC or IFIC), and a financial planning designation such as CFP, PFP or QAFP. Strong relationship-building, sales and communication skills are essential.
2+ YOEVancity needs candidates with at least 2 years of financial industry experience, a Mutual Fund License (CSC or IFIC), and strong relationship-building skills. A PFP or CFP designation is also listed as a requirement.
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of financial industry experience, a Mutual Fund License (CSC or IFIC), and a PFP or CFP designation. Strong relationship-building skills and a solid grasp of the financial services industry are also required.