Four tips to help clients take control of their retirement

By Camilla Cornell | October 20, 2016 | Last updated on October 20, 2016
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There has been much doom and gloom surrounding the discussion of retirement in Canada recently. As Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz puts it, “the difficult reality is that savers must adjust their plans” to the new low-interest-rate reality.

But amidst the moaning over low returns and the pessimism about Canadians’ ability to save enough for their retirement, it can be easy for clients to forget that they do, in fact, have a great deal of control over their own futures. This month’s tips focus on how they can survive and thrive.

Camilla Cornell