T.E. Wealth offers 10 tips for retirement planning
SIFMA urges retirement savings, investing and planning for retirement preparedness
QPP payments should be raised by 0.7% rather than the current planned increase of 0.5% for retirements taken after age 65
Investor needs are changing as boomers pass to consumption phase from the asset gathering phase
Households saving adequately use mix of home equity, company-sponsored pension plans, RRSPs and personal savings
70 is the new 50, as people feel healthier for longer
Canadians factoring a vacation property into their retirement planning
Province viewed as a place where they can maintain an active lifestyle year round
New research suggests that 80% income replacement will take the place of 70% income replacement
Protection from GIS clawback, tax pre-paid savings plan, increase in RRSP conversion age limit worthy of consideration