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The 'Best of Both Worlds' Rule of Retirement Spending

The 'Best of Both Worlds' Rule of Retirement Spending

Some retirees are happy living off the interest and dividends from their portfolio investments, leaving the principal to grow. Others are willing to take a risk if it means they could hit the jackpot with their investments and live comfortably off the returns.https://advisor.sunlife.ca/diane.guo
10 superfoods to boost a healthy diet - Harvard Health

10 superfoods to boost a healthy diet - Harvard Health

No single food — not even a superfood — can offer all the nutrition, health benefits, and energy we need to nourish ourselves. The 2015–2020 US Dietary Guidelines recommend healthy eating patterns, "combining healthy choices from across all food groups — while paying attention to calorie limits."https://advisor.sunlife.ca/diane.guo
Two-thirds of millennials are afraid of running out of money in retirement, CPPIB survey says

Two-thirds of millennials are afraid of running out of money in retirement, CPPIB survey says

Amid a tough job market and troubles affording homeownership, many young Canadians could be skipping on retirement planning despite fears of not having enough in their senior years, according to a new survey.https://advisor.sunlife.ca/diane.guo
SMART goals

SMART goals

Welcome financial growth with goals that are:
✅ Specific
✅ Measurable
✅ Achievable
✅ Relevant
✅ Timely

For business owners, balancing short-term needs with long-term vision is crucial.
💵Short-term: Manage cash flow, reduce costs
💰Long-term: Expand operations, plan for succession

Let's work together to create a financial roadmap that aligns with your business ambitions. https://advisor.sunlife.ca/diane.guo
How I’d Structure a $21,000 TFSA for Constant Monthly Income

How I’d Structure a $21,000 TFSA for Constant Monthly Income

Many Canadians might feel like the last three years slipped through their fingers. Between high inflation, soaring interest rates, and market volatility, it’s been easy to fall behind on building wealth. That’s exactly why catching up now inside a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) matters so much. https://advisor.sunlife.ca/diane.guo
Retirees: Supplement Your CPP Payments With These 2 Dividend Stocks

Retirees: Supplement Your CPP Payments With These 2 Dividend Stocks

CPP alone is not enough for Canadian retirees. Here is a way to create a supplement CPP that helps you meets your expenses.

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