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Tina Di Vito, head of the BMO Retirement Institute and author of “52 ways to Wreck Your Retirement... and how to rescue it” discusses the de-accumulation challenge advisors will be facing as boomers retire in record numbers. With over 10 million Canadians reaching the age of 65 within two decades, Di Vito outlines strategies for this client demographic. She spoke with Investment Executive reporter Megan Harman at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
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