Retirement Planning - MoneySense

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What kind of returns should you assume when planning for retirement?

Canadian dividend stocks are no longer the bargains they were a few years ago, but our top income stocks...

Bruce Sellery says there are several risks to consider before buying a stock; how well funded a company's pension...

With rates so low, it pays to shop around.

Audio: Malcolm Hamilton on how changes to OAS will affect Canadians differently depending on age and income level.

If you use a 4% initial withdrawal rate, you’ll need a nest egg 25 times the annual amount you...

Audio: Malcolm Hamilton on how Canada's retirement system compares the U.S. and U.K.

Financial planners have long said you can safely draw down 4% of your portfolio each year in retirement. But...