Contact Us

Your IG Wealth Management Advisor should always be your first point of contact for questions about your accounts.

You can also contact any of these other people for assistance:

• Your Advisor's Division Manager.
• Your Advisor's Regional Vice-President.
• The IG Wealth Management Compliance Department.

Your Advisor, the Division Manager or Regional Vice-President can all be reached at the office and phone number shown on your quarterly account statement.

If you need technical assistance with using our site, you can call our Corporate Contact Centre at 1-877-796-3788 Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET or via email at contact-e@ig.ca.

If you have a complaint, you can contact the IG Wealth Management Compliance Department through the address or contact form above.

A complaint that is received by the Compliance Department will be dealt with fairly and in a timely manner. It will generally include:

• An examination of all information provided by you.
• An examination of all information provided by your advisor.
• An examination of the information retained in our head office records.

You will receive a letter from the Compliance Department acknowledging receipt of the complaint and providing you with the contact information for the assigned investigator. The investigator will contact you during the course of the review if any questions arise. You can contact the investigator at any time if you have questions or additional information to provide

A written summary of the review and any recommendations will be provided directly to you by the IG Wealth Management Compliance Department upon completion.

If you have a complaint regarding a mortgage with IG Wealth Management that we can’t resolve to your satisfaction, you may also contact the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada in writing at its office at 427 Laurier Avenue West, 6th floor, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 1B9 or through its website at www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca.

If you have a complaint regarding your accounts with IG Wealth Management that we can’t resolve to your satisfaction, you may also contact the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments in writing through its website at www.obsi.ca.

For Quebec residents only, you have the right to ask IG Wealth Management to transfer your file to the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) for examination.

At IG Wealth Management, we have policies and procedures for unclaimed accounts, and we maintain a confidential record of account owners we’ve been unable to contact.

We consider accounts to be unclaimed when we’ve lost contact with the account owner. The most common examples are when mail sent to the owner is returned or a cheque that was issued to the owner has not been cashed.

There are other instances that cause us to declare that an account is unclaimed:

• If an investment has matured (such as a Guaranteed Investment Certificate [GIC]) and the owner has not provided instructions.
• If a registered plan must be collapsed or converted into another investment, and the owner has not provided instructions.
• If an extended period of time has elapsed since the owner has taken any action or provided us with instructions as regards any of their investments (an automated purchase or withdrawal plan is not included in this definition).

We make reasonable efforts to locate and notify owners of unclaimed accounts, based in part on the value of the account. In some cases, we may ask the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to send a letter on our behalf based on the return address of the owner's latest tax return.

If you suspect that you may have an unclaimed account with us, please call us at 1-888-746-6344 or in Quebec at 1-800-661-4578. You can also reach us through the contact form above.

We will ask you to provide suitable identification as well as proof of ownership of the investment.

If you are an executor for an estate or have power of attorney for someone who you suspect may have an unclaimed account, we will ask you to include evidence of your authority to act on behalf of the owner and/or an indemnity, depending on the circumstances.

In creating our policies for unclaimed accounts, we’ve followed regulations for "unclaimed property" that have been enacted in Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec. If you are, or have been a resident of these provinces, legislation permits us to transfer or report unclaimed property to the appropriate authorities after a period of time. If this is case, we may advise you to contact those authorities directly. This also applies to investments that are subject to federal regulation (such as a GIC), in which case we may refer you to the Bank of Canada.