Retirement planning: What is your house really worth?
When calculating your net worth, what do you write down as your property’s value—the number from your property tax assessment or the price of a similar property?
Retirement
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Retirement savings in different places? Why it’s risky
For various reasons, many people have their retirement investments stashed in various places with various companies. Here’s why you should bring your investments together.
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The scattered retirement portfolio and what to do about it
I discussed the risks involved in keeping your retirement savings in various places; now here is a plan to do something about it.
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Smart investments for your RRSP
So you’ve saving up for retirement, now where should you invest your RRSP funds? Read more to find out.
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OAS Eligibility: How will raising the age impact retirement?
Canadians may soon need to rethink how much money they need to save for retirement.
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Ignore the global financial crisis
Save your time and energy to plan for your retirement and education savings instead. Why worry about something you can’t control?
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Retirement planning: The question you need to ask yourself
There’s a huge advertising push to contribute to your RRSP. Before you contribute, ask yourself this question.
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Spousal RRSPs: Timing matters
For some couples, having a spousal RRSP may be the way to go. Check out how to use them effectively.
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Save for retirement in an RRSP or TFSA?
As the RRSP deadline approaches, some Canadians wonder where they should invest in a TFSA instead.
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A perfect investment portfolio
Want to retire to a nest egg that gives you the growth you need while protecting you from crashes? Here’s how to do it.
