
Senior Will Consultant
TD
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Office
Location: Toronto • Canada
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Salary
💰 CA$76,800 - CA$115,200 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Support a specific group of Private Trust branches in a region by introducing prospective clients and guiding existing clients through the process of appointing The Canada Trust Company in their legal documents
- Have strong interpersonal and communication skills to support frequent interactions with clients, internal partners and external centers of influence
- Exercise sound judgment when interacting with clients and external professionals
- Apply risk management skills and knowledge to ensure all Will/Power of Attorney for Property files comply with TCTC policy and relevant legislation/regulation
- Fully document client records, including communications with clients, external legal counsel and internal partners
- Ensure file documentation adheres to all aspects of company policy
- Contribute to the Professional Practice Group's ongoing review and enhancement of Will clauses, policy, risk management, etc.
- Participate in TD Wealth partner training in conjunction with the Trust Officers in assigned branches
- Represent and advocate for TD Wealth Private Trust within the organization and professional community
- Proficient in reviewing estate planning documents where more complex/sophisticated estate planning has been done to ensure adequacy of drafting from an administration/risk perspective
- Engaged to assist other Will Consultants with client situations with a higher level of complexity of assets where guidance is needed
- Serve as level up escalation point for situations where policy/procedure clarification is needed with clients and/or TD Wealth partners
Requirements
- In-depth knowledge of incapacity, estate planning and administration
- Exposure to estate and trust law in a legal environment and remaining apprised of ongoing developments
- Collaborative problem-solver with exceptional critical-thinking skills
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Enjoy interacting with high-value clients in a professional and responsive manner
- Excellent organizational skills and strong attention to detail
- Language skills are an asset (e.g. French-speaking or other languages)
- Additional professional competencies, working towards completion of:
- o STEP (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) TEP (Trust & Estate Practitioner) program, MTI program or equivalent
- o CETA (Certificate on Estate and Trust Administration) designation an asset
- o Canadian Securities Course an asset
- o Other professional designations (e.g. CPA, CFP, PFP) considered an asset
- o JD/LLB/LLM or equivalent an asset.
Benefits
- health and well-being benefits
- savings and retirement programs
- paid time off
- banking benefits and discounts
- career development
- reward and recognition programs
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
estate planningrisk managementestate and trust lawWill clausesPower of Attorneydocumentationcritical thinkingorganizational skillsattention to detailclient record management
Soft Skills
interpersonal skillscommunication skillscollaborative problem-solvingprofessionalismresponsivenesssound judgmentadvocacyclient interactionteam collaborationescalation management
Certifications
STEP TEP programCETA designationCanadian Securities CourseCPACFPPFPJDLLBLLM