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Retirement

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Can you have too much invested inside an RRSP?

If both members of a couple die with a huge combined RRIF, their heirs may share half the estate...

Can you have too much invested inside an RRSP?

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Is Dane, 50, on the right track with his early retirement strategy?

To bridge the gap between his last day of work, and the start of his defined-benefit pension payments at...

Is Dane, 50, on the right track with his early retirement strategy?

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Should you borrow to pay expenses on an investment property?

Garry, who’s retired, needs additional cash to cover the cost of maintaining a property he rents out. Should he...

Should you borrow to pay expenses on an investment property?

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7 ways to prepare for retirement

Make bank into your golden years with these smart money tips.

7 ways to prepare for retirement

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Understanding your company pension plan

While the specifics can vary widely from plan to plan, a good place to start is with the basic...

Understanding your company pension plan
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Looking for reliable books and online resources on retirement? Here are a few

Even if you’re working with a financial planner or advisor, it’s worth your time to read up on financial...

Looking for reliable books and online resources on retirement? Here are a few

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Should James take a lump-sum pension buyout and invest the money himself?

Upon closer consideration, many people find that keeping their guaranteed pension payments leaves them better off.

Should James take a lump-sum pension buyout and invest the money himself?

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How to avoid tax-payment nightmares when RRIF withdrawals start

The solution to minimizing any tax shocks? Mimic the "taxed at source" treatment most employees experience. Here's how.

How to avoid tax-payment nightmares when RRIF withdrawals start

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“Am I on track?” Krista, a 34-year-old Montrealer, saves $20,000 a year

Longevity runs in Krista’s family—so, although retirement is 30 years away, she worries about outliving her money. How much...

“Am I on track?” Krista, a 34-year-old Montrealer, saves $20,000 a year

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