OWOwenWealth Management Consulting

Vancouver · English & Mandarin

Make complex wealth decisions feel clear.

A planning perspective shaped by two decades across financial advice, private wealth, insurance, and advisor development.

Built first for advisors who want more than information: practical concepts, discovery questions, case frameworks, and client-ready language they can use every day.

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Clarity

Wealth · Protection · Legacy

MBAMScCPACIMFCSI

20+ years across advice, wealth management, insurance, and advisor education.

01

The approach

Good planning begins before the illustration, projection, or recommendation. It begins by defining what the decision needs to accomplish—and what uncertainty the client can live with.

The goal is not to remove every unknown. It is to make the important assumptions visible, understand the cost of each trade-off, and leave the client with a decision they can explain in their own words.

01

Understand

Start with the people, priorities, ownership structure, time horizon, and the real decision that needs to be made.

02

Frame

Separate essential outcomes from preferences, then identify the planning constraints that could change the answer.

03

Stress-test

Compare trade-offs across different assumptions—not only the outcome that looks strongest in a single illustration.

04

Communicate

Turn the technical analysis into a clear story that clients, families, and professional advisors can act on together.

“The numbers matter. But the quality of the decision depends on the questions asked before the numbers appear.”
02

Areas of focus

Where strategy meets the real world.

These are planning conversations—not stand-alone product recommendations. Each one may involve coordination with the client’s licensed, legal, tax, and accounting professionals.

01

Family wealth & legacy

Connect today’s financial priorities with the people and purposes the wealth is ultimately meant to support.

  • Estate liquidity
  • Intergenerational transfer
  • Protection gaps
02

Business owner planning

Look beyond the business balance sheet to the personal, corporate, and family consequences of ownership decisions.

  • Succession conversations
  • Corporate liquidity
  • Estate considerations
03

Advanced case strategy

Evaluate more sophisticated planning concepts with close attention to assumptions, financing risk, and long-term flexibility.

  • Corporate-owned insurance
  • Insured financing
  • Scenario analysis
04

Advisor development

Help advisors move from product knowledge to stronger discovery, case positioning, and client conversations.

  • Case consultation
  • Pre-underwriting
  • Bilingual education
03

Built for advisors

Information is everywhere. The harder part is knowing what to ask, how to frame the case, and what to say next.

01

Client conversations

Open difficult topics with language that feels natural, balanced, and focused on the client’s real decision.

02

Case framing

Organize complex facts into a planning structure before comparing products, illustrations, or carriers.

03

Risk clarity

Explain assumptions, guarantees, trade-offs, and uncertainty without losing the client in technical detail.

04

Daily practice

Use concise checklists, talking points, and discovery prompts in real meetings—not only in training sessions.

04

Profile

Owen Weng · MBA, MSc, CPA, CIM, FCSI

A practitioner’s perspective, with an educator’s mindset.

Owen is a Vancouver-based wealth and insurance professional whose career has crossed frontline advice, private wealth, insurance distribution, and advisor development.

He began in financial planning and life insurance, earning early recognition including Rookie of the Year and Million Dollar Round Table. His career later expanded through major Canadian financial institutions, working with affluent families, business owners, and professional referral partners.

Today, his work centres on helping advisors structure complex cases, challenge assumptions, navigate underwriting and product considerations, and communicate planning concepts more clearly.

Fluent in English and Mandarin, Owen regularly adapts technical content to the cultural and practical needs of different markets. He has delivered bilingual and continuing-education-eligible sessions for advisor audiences.

Foundation

Advice & insurance

Built an early career in frontline financial planning and life insurance, learning how strong discovery changes the quality of every recommendation.

Perspective

Private wealth

Worked across leading Canadian financial institutions with affluent families, entrepreneurs, and professional referral partners.

Today

Advisor enablement

Focuses on complex case strategy, advisor development, bilingual education, and turning technical planning into practical conversations.

05

Education & dialogue

Beyond the numbers

Technical enough to be useful. Clear enough to be remembered.

Owen’s sessions use real planning questions to help advisors move from knowing a concept to using it responsibly in a client conversation.

Case-based learningMarket strategyClient discoveryInsurance & estate conceptsEnglish & Mandarin deliveryAdvisor team development

Owen Wealth Management Consulting

Clarity first.
Strategy second.
Always human.

A personal platform for thoughtful planning, professional collaboration, and advisor education.