Standard Life in Canada has obtained all necessary approvals to offer a voluntary retirement savings plans (VRSP) to Québec workers.
Many Canadian investors need additional guidance to maximize the benefits of their capital accumulation plans.
Governments need to move beyond debating defined-benefit and defined-contribution pension models, and towards incorporating the best of both plans.
Almost 60% of Canadians are currently saving for something other than retirement, finds a CIBC poll.
Advisors often hear first that an heir’s fallen out of favour
From July 2014 to September 2014, the maximum basic OAS pension benefit will increase. Find out how much.
Canadian baby boomers are concerned about caring for their parents and financially assisting their adult children, according to a Scotiabank study.
Nine out of 10 Quebec small-business owners support the concept of the new Voluntary Retirement Savings Plan (VRSP), Quebec’s version of the Pooled Registered Pension Plan (PRPP) that will come into effect July 1, 2014, according to Ipsos Reid poll commissioned by Manulife.
Canadians are living longer, and retirement plans should take those extra years into account.
The top retirement priorities for Canadian baby boomers are living comfortably and having the health to enjoy it. But most worry about not having enough money to fund their retirements.