Ashleigh Fonseca

Job title: Financial Planner, Sun Life, CFP®

Area(s) served: BC, Alberta & Ontario

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Helping achieve financial security and healthier lives

Ashleigh is an Advisor working in the Sea to Sky Corridor as well as other parts of BC, Alberta & Ontario.


She prides herself as being able to look at the big picture view and provide advice and planning accordingly.


Ashleigh's mission is to provide Clients with the information and planning they need to live a life with financial security.


I offer prompt, informative and detailed service. We work with business owners, families and people nearing retirement. We’ll create a plan that helps make your hard-earned money work harder for you.


I am located in Squamish, British Columbia and offer in-person appointments for Clients in the surrounding areas. We also offer virtual appointments for Clients around the province of British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario. 


Contact my office to book an appointment and get started on achieving your financial goals. Let's chat.

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Browse through the product and services offerings below to learn more. Every financial and protection strategy is different. When we meet, we’ll discuss what might be right for your unique situation. Reach out if you have any questions or are ready to get started.

Family centric

Protecting your family and setting them up for success – that's what it’s all about.

For individuals

Let’s establish goals, reach goals and protect what matters most to you - together.

Business owners

Spend more time running your business and less time worrying about your business. A strong strategy can get you there.

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