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Today, the average 55-year-old Canadian can expect to live to the age of 84, a gain of 24.6 years since 1926. While a good reason to celebrate, it also means that Canadians are now spending nearly as much time in retirement as they do in their working...

How to pay yourself in retirement One of the first things to consider when planning for retirement is where your income will come from after your pay cheques stop. It’s time to start thinking about how you’re going to pay yourself and creating a “custom...

RRIF minimum payment proposed to be reduced by 25% for 2020 and income tax filing and payment extensions

Stock market volatility is a normal part of investing. But what you do – and don’t do – during times of higher volatility can make the difference between success and failure as an investor

There’s nothing new about scams, fraud or stealing personal information, but it does seem that for every new convenience technology provides, a new scam appears.

How can you replace the steady cash flow of a salary and which account should you withdraw from first

it’s not what you earn, it’s what you keep