Meet Jill Chambers - Founder and President of Financial Concierge. She started Financial Concierge back in 2018 in order to assist individuals with daily money management and document organization. More Recently, Financial Concierge has been responding to increased requests for professional estate administration services. Many individuals have no spouse or family (or family who are competent!) to appoint to the roles of executor or attorney. Under Jill's leadership, whether the Financial Concierge team assumes these roles (in provinces other than BC), or provides support to others performing these roles, they consistently deliver compassionate, professional, personalized services to family members while honouring the wishes of their loved one with precision and expertise. If you need help with your estate administration needs in Canada, reach out to Jill on LinkedIn or schedule a call with her here.
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