Many retirees seem to have a hard time shifting from saving to spending
Many retirees seem to have a hard time shifting from saving to spending
Occupation Project manager City Vancouver Age 41 I’ve been investing for: I haven’t started yet! I’ll be debt-free: By the end of summer 2018 Investable assets: About $6,000 in a chequing account, $6,000 in my wife’s RRSP, and $15,000 owed on a line of credit. Between our jobs and Airbnb-ing a room in our rental […]
Go beyond the numbers
From the need for reading glasses to cataract and more serious vision concerns, declining vision is an almost inevitable part of the aging process. Susan Goldberg discusses how advisors can make things easier for clients struggling with changes in eyesight. The number of Canadians with age-related vision loss is expected to increase by nearly 30% […]
Client profile Emily Salvatore, 29, and Nicole Franken*, 30, have been friends for two decades. Both women save about $9,000 of the $50,000 they make a year, but Emily’s job as a supply teacher is precarious. She’s been getting by on contracts for three years during a hiring freeze at the school board. Nicole is […]
You and a client share a love of the ocean and sea creatures. Now, he’s invited you and your significant other to his condo in the Cayman Islands for a long weekend of island and water activities, including scuba diving. What do you need to know? Before you go Be certified If you love to […]
Occupation Landlord and renovator City Thunder Bay, Ontario Age 57 I’ve been in property: Since my late 20s I plan to retire: Never. I love the discipline and the satisfaction of working. If I’m learning new things and it’s financially beneficial, I’m happy. Investable assets: Four properties in Thunder Bay, with a total value of […]
Canadian insurers can no longer ask applicants to disclose genetic test results