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Laid off at 59, Louie asks how to preserve capital in his retirement savings
Laid off at 59, Louie asks how to preserve capital in his retirement savings
How Canadian Businesses Can Manage Volatility Amid Trade Wars
Keeping an eye on inflation, unemployment and consumer confidence helps gain a clearer picture of the economic outlook.
How can you keep your financial goals on track during a market downturn? Start by asking yourself these three questions:
1. Have my financial goals changed?
2. Do I have a diversified portfolio?
3. How comfortable am I with risk?
You may be better off staying the course and sticking to your original plan if: Your goals haven't changed, and You have a diversified portfolio. Remember, history tells us that markets grow over the long term. Still worried? Let’s chat.
1. Have my financial goals changed?
2. Do I have a diversified portfolio?
3. How comfortable am I with risk?
You may be better off staying the course and sticking to your original plan if: Your goals haven't changed, and You have a diversified portfolio. Remember, history tells us that markets grow over the long term. Still worried? Let’s chat.
How much does divorce in Canada really cost?
Christopher Liew outlines some of the expected and not-so-expected costs of divorce, to help you prepare and plan if you and your spouse decide it’s time to part ways.
How to Age-Proof Your Retirement Plan
Longevity risk is a big threat to your retirement, but there are several strategies to protect yourself from running out of money, no matter how long you live.
Pay down student debt or invest? Here’s how to handle both
Now comes the hard part: juggling student debt with the desire to start building long-term wealth. For many recent grads, finishing school marks the beginning of paying down the sizable debt they accumulated over the course of their studies.
For young investors looking for bond exposure, it’s best to keep it simple: experts
For young investors who are building the fixed-income portion of their portfolio, it’s best they keep their approach simple and go for low-cost investment options, experts say.
Living with diabetes can come with various challenges, including getting life insurance with affordable premiums.
Sun Life Term Insurance for Diabetes can provide an insurance solution for Canadians living with diabetes, giving them the peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are protected.
Reach out to discuss your options and set up an insurance plan that helps meet your needs.
Sun Life Term Insurance for Diabetes can provide an insurance solution for Canadians living with diabetes, giving them the peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are protected.
Reach out to discuss your options and set up an insurance plan that helps meet your needs.
How should young Canadians invest in bonds? - MoneySense
For young investors who are building the fixed-income portion of their portfolio, it’s best they keep their approach simple and go for low-cost investment options, experts say.
Expect higher grocery prices in Canada amid tariffs, says Loblaw | National
Shoppers can expect to see grocery prices continue to rise in Canada amid Trump's tariffs, according to a new report by Loblaw.
Do you have an estate plan? If not, it may be time to create one. Estate planning is complex and more than just simply handing down your assets to the next generation. Let's make sure you have a plan that you and your family can count on.
Most Canadians unaware that unused tax credits from prior years are still available: poll
Most Canadians unaware that unused tax credits from prior years are still available.
38% of Canadians believe they may have some unused credits
38% of Canadians believe they may have some unused credits
Warren Buffett’s enduring relevance and what even younger investors can learn
Warren Buffett’s enduring relevance and what even younger investors can learn.
Millennials can benefit by following the basic principles of his investment style and avoiding pitfalls that can ensnare younger investors.
Millennials can benefit by following the basic principles of his investment style and avoiding pitfalls that can ensnare younger investors.
Why Saving for Retirement Is Harder for Women Than You Might Think
Many people struggle to put away a suitable amount to live on once they stop working. However, it's typically much harder for women, who tend to shoulder more responsibilities outside of work, including raising children and caring for older family members.
The FP Wealth Survey: How much does it take to be considered wealthy in Canada?
Financial Post readers think people need a net worth of at least $5 million in order to be considered wealthy, they plan to invest about the same this year as last and their biggest regret was not starting their financial planning earlier.
Canadians cutting spending, delaying purchases amid tariff turmoil: MNP survey
A survey suggests Canadians’ outlook for their personal finances has brightened even as they’ve taken steps to cut their expenses amid economic turmoil.
Bank of Canada holds key rate steady amid trade war, economic uncertainty
The Bank of Canada left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday as it waits to get a clearer picture of how global trade uncertainty is going to impact the Canadian economy.
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When and how should I start drawing on my retirement savings? - MoneySense
There’s more than one way to optimize your income after retiring. Some strategies can boost wealth, and others may leave a bigger estate for your heirs.
Canadians are working past retirement, but not because they want to | CBC Radio
More than half of Canadians over 60 in the workforce are there because of financial necessity, according to Statistics Canada, including the cost of essential expenses without support from a pension plan.
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