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Three employees at their production jobs talking about cashing out their employee pensions.

Should you cash out your workplace pension when you leave a job?

Find out why Canada has it better than the U.S. for registered employer pensions. A UBC study on cashing...

Should you cash out your workplace pension when you leave a job?

A retiree with her adult child's own family at their first home, thanks to the FHSA

How retired parents can use the FHSA to help their adult children

Canada’s new first home savings account nicely complements earlier real estate programs. Retirees with grown adult children should take...

How retired parents can use the FHSA to help their adult children

A young man and an older man walking up stairs. This symbolizes how much you need to retire by starting to invest in your 20s

How much money do you need to retire in Canada? Is it really $1.7 million?

While $1.7 million is a big number, it’s possible to retire in Canada on that amount, if you start...

How much money do you need to retire in Canada? Is it really $1.7 million?

Playing on the words "all-weather" a man is walking outside in the snow, fully dressed and ready for the weather.

Are ETFs a good investment for an all-weather portfolio?

Are ETFs a good investment for an all-weather portfolio?

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A man in a suit, smiles as he's thinking to retire soon. He's also wondering what inflation will do to his savings.

Inflation and investments: Heads up if you’re retired or retiring soon

How will inflation affect your investments? Experts dissect what the rising cost of living means for retirees and those...

Inflation and investments: Heads up if you’re retired or retiring soon

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What is direct indexing? Should you build your own index?

If you’re wealthy enough to be retired or semi-retired, you’re probably well positioned to consider a hybrid investing strategy...

What is direct indexing? Should you build your own index?

A bird flying in the sunset to symbolize the 60/40 balance portfolio as a pheonix rising again.

The 60/40 portfolio: A phoenix or a dud for retirees?

Retired or near retirement and rethinking the classic balanced asset allocation? Here’s the debate—that’s not really a debate—on the...

The 60/40 portfolio: A phoenix or a dud for retirees?

Three seniors are sitting at a table posing for a selfie photo as they play poker together. it's a symbolic photo representing how tontines work.

Tontines in Canada: Moving from theory to practice as a solution to our retirement crisis

You may be hearing about new products that sound like tontines, even if they’re not called tontines. Here’s why....

Tontines in Canada: Moving from theory to practice as a solution to our retirement crisis

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A man in the age of retirement wears a tie to symbolize that he's still working, he has an inquisitive look on his face, wondering if he should keep working and delay CPP and OAS.

Delaying CPP and OAS to age 70: Is it worth the wait?

The longer you wait to use CPP and OAS, the more you could earn monthly. But with the recent...

Delaying CPP and OAS to age 70: Is it worth the wait?

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