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What CPP reforms mean for Canadian seniors
Financial Facelift
Couple interested in laying the groundwork for an early retirement
Carrick on Money
How much togetherness do you want in retirement? Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
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For this Toronto couple, plans for an early retirement hinge on compromise Subscriber content
Carrick on Money
Who wants to retire really early, anyway? Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
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This couple making $258,000 a year are worried they are paying too much in investment fees as their retirement nears Subscriber content

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Carrick on Money
70 is the new retirement age. Or is it? Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Financial Facelift
After downsizing, empty nesters prepare for life of travel, culture
Opinion
When it comes to pensions, don’t follow Ottawa’s example Frederick Vettese
Portfolio Strategy
Why it’s even harder to save for retirement for women Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick

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Financial Facelift
Divorcee needs to book better returns for an easy retirement
Financial Facelift
This couple has $2.5-million in assets and no liabilities - but can they afford to retire?
Financial Facelift
Landscaper ready for a lean approach to retirement
How great a risk is there of outliving your retirement savings?
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Retirees, you’re not spending as much as you should be
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Widow, 92, can live comfortably and craft a legacy to last for generations

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Why do retirees fear taking CPP late?
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Big move from Alberta to Ontario puts sharp focus on middle-aged couple’s portfolio mix
Don’t balk: This is how much even a young person should be saving each paycheque for retirement
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Responsible savers wonder if they’ll have enough money to sustain their lifestyle in retirement

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Variable winds cloud early-retirement dream for thirtysomething couple
The Globe and Mail
Retirement lifestyle
Two retired couples, two different budgets: How much are they spending?
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Widow looking to move back to Toronto. Should she buy or rent?
The Globe and Mail
The idea that could save Canadians’ retirements Subscriber content Ian McGugan
Ian McGugan
FINANCIAL FACELIFT
Couple saving feverishly after spending time in a bohemian lifestyle
For The Globe and Mail
B.C. dementia village plans highlight need for diverse care options
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Financial Facelift
Why this ‘hands-on’ investor wants to switch advisers
The Globe and Mail
Retirement lifestyle
Two single women, two different budgets: What do their retirements look like?
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Increase your retirement nest egg by spending more time south of the border
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FINANCIAL FACELIFT
Good pensions mean Toronto couple don’t have to rush decision on selling their home
Globe and Mail
RRSPs vs TFSAs – Which will work better for you?
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ROB CARRICK
Full CPP benefits are a tough goal to reach
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FINANCIAL FACELIFT
Vancouver couple wants to know where to invest for retirement when mortgage-free
The Globe and Mail
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Note to millennials: When it comes to RRSPs, time is your best friend
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