Retirement Insights
7 Retirement Mistakes Canadians Make and Considerations to Help Avoid Them
Many Canadians unknowingly make costly retirement planning mistakes related to taxes, CPP and OAS timing, investment strategy, estate planning, and retirement income. Learn about common pitfalls and key considerations to help avoid them.
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The Biggest Risk to Retirement Isn't Market Volatility
Many retirees worry most about market declines. This article explores other risks that can have an even greater impact on retirement success, including inflation, taxes, income planning, and emotional decision-making.
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How Much Money Do You Need to Retire Comfortably?
No two retirements are the same. Learn the key factors that determine how much you may need for retirement, including lifestyle goals, income sources, inflation, taxes, and longevity. Explore the questions that can help shape your retirement income strategy.
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CPP at 60, 65, or 70: When Should You Start?
The timing of CPP can have a significant impact on your retirement income. This article explores the considerations involved in starting benefits early, on time, or later, and how each approach may affect your long-term financial plan.
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Can Your Investments Support Retirement Income?
Accumulating savings is only half the challenge. Learn how retirement income planning differs from investing during your working years and discover key considerations for creating sustainable income throughout retirement.
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5 Ways Canadians Can Reduce Taxes in Retirement
Tax planning remains important after you stop working. Learn about strategies and considerations that may help retirees improve tax efficiency and preserve more retirement income.
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Estate Planning Considerations for Canadian Families
Estate planning involves more than preparing a will. Explore important considerations related to wealth transfer, beneficiary designations, powers of attorney, and protecting your family's future.
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Helping Your Kids Buy Their First Home
An FHSA can be a practical way for eligible first-time buyers to save for a qualifying home. Learn how the account works, how parents or grandparents may help, and what families should consider before contributing, investing, or withdrawing.
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