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Together, we’ll create an action plan customized to your situation on the call, whether we end up working together or not.
FAQs
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If you watch my Youtube channel, you’ll know what I WANT to say here. I am a huge fan of a CPP delay to 70, however, every case is different so while I prefer to see CPP starting at 70, I often recommend other ages as well. This is going to vary person by person.
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‘Traditional wisdom’ has always said you need $1 million to retire comfortably in Canada. For many people, I still agree with this, however, for many they do not need anywhere near a million. Depending on spending habits, I’ve had clients who are able to retire comfortably with much less than a million, and others who need much more. Once again, every case is different.
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The worst part of any financial planner's job is to tell someone knocking on retirement's door that they are not financially ready. I would recommend sitting with a professional at least 5 years out from your goal retirement date. This will give you time to adjust your plan if needed, or possibly move the retirement goal posts closer if possible.
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Where to withdraw first is not as easy as ‘where to withdraw from last?’ (which is always the TFSA). But first? Depending on your situation, this could be your non-registered accounts or your RRSPs. Building your retirement income pay cheque starts with stable, boring incomes like CPP, OAS, and pensions, and then building from there.
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