Retirement planning myths and misconceptions persist: IG Wealth
Nearly half of Canadians think they will be able to retire comfortably by just investing in an RRSP
Nearly half of Canadians think they will be able to retire comfortably by just investing in an RRSP
Three case studies to help clients choose when to begin their benefits
A report found those over 80 were more positive about aging than younger retirees
Study finds post-work incomes are adequate for most new retirees
Less than 5% of pension programs administered by the largest insurance companies offer decumulation options, finds the C.D. Howe Institute
Canada's pension score improved slightly from last year but its ranking dropped to 13th, a report says
Canada dropped in Natixis' annual ranking as inflation, interest rates and income inequality took a toll
Experts at the Morningstar Investment Conference discussed strategies for anxious retirees
Savings needs have risen alongside wealth, a C.D. Howe report says
Today's retirees need more decumulation options, the report argues
Labour scarcity is likely to curb growth and boost inflation, RBC warns
However, retirees have seen their retirement plans disrupted by the pandemic
New guidance confirms that auto-enrolment mechanisms are permitted
Clients who run out of money in retirement could bring negligence claims against too-conservative advisors
The York University professor laid out his concerns at an event this week
More Canadians expect to outlive their savings
Most clients dream of cruising off into the sunset in retirement, but the journey is rarely that easy and carefree.
The dawn of the new year offers clients an opportunity to rethink and regroup, and to deal with some of those life and financial matters…
When it comes to retirement, many clients fear running out of cash while they still have plenty of living to do.
Dementia is an overarching term for a set of symptoms
Couple with kids from previous marriages considers adoption
Experts discuss tax mitigation and retirement options
With the assent of Bill C-14 in 2016, advisors will increasingly serve clients who choose medical assistance in dying. Here a financial planner, a lawyer…
Prevention and education can significantly reduce the risk of falls. A single fall can derail a carefully planned retirement. Advisors can learn the facts about…
Emotional, practical and physical factors are often as important as financial ones when it comes to selling the family home
Educate clients so that they don’t fall into any traps
Why a plan is critical
When clients transition from their “saving years” to having to live off their assets, they face a number of new risks. Primary among them is…