Mr Wolf wins Wealth Maximiser creative account

By AdNews | 27 November 2025
 

Tony Singleton, Lucy Winship and Michael Stevenson. Credit: Mr Wolf.

Challenger agency Mr Wolf has been named lead creative partner for Wealth Maximiser, a financial services platform aimed at Australians who don’t receive professional financial advice.

The platform targets the millions who have avoided traditional advisers because of cost, commissions or complexity. 

It offers fee-based guidance, digital tools and coaching from qualified advisers.

“We believe the vast majority of Australians want trustworthy financial advice that’s actually within reach,” head of strategic Ventures at Wealth Maximiser. 

“By joining forces with Mr Wolf, whose reputation for bold, disruptive campaigns in the challenger space is unmatched, we’re confident we’ll spark meaningful change around financial wellbeing.”

Tony Singleton, managing partner strategy at Mr Wolf, said the agency works with brands that push against category norms. 

“Mr Wolf exists to champion brands rewriting the rules in their category, and Wealth Maximiser is exactly that,” Singleton said. 

“Together we aim to help Australians take control of their financial future.”

Wealth Maximiser positions itself as an accessible alternative to traditional planning, removing product commissions and jargon and offering personalised plans at lower cost.

Michael Stevenson, managing partner at Mr Wolf, said the partnership will challenge long-held perceptions of the sector. 

“Partnering with Wealth Maximiser allows us to rewrite the rules of financial advice, bringing a much-needed alternative to a sector often seen as inaccessible and complex,” he said.

“Together we’re championing a movement to bring trusted financial guidance to the millions of Australians who have historically been left behind,” Stevenson said.

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