Canadians now say they need $1.7M to retire. Many doubt they’ll get there
The average Canadian estimates they’ll need $1.7 million to retire comfortably, yet more than one-third feel that goal…
“Do I have enough?” A Canadian’s common retirement question on Reddit sparks a reality check. Can you relate?
Pensive man “People say you need 1.5 – 2M to retire. I’m in my late 40s and have…
3 costly mistakes high-income earners make — and how to know if they’re impacting your financial wellness
A couple driving a classic convertible along a country road. Many people presume that when they earn a…
Are you better off than most other retirees in Canada? Here are 7 ways to find out
Older couple running Much of retirement planning is focused on the so-called “magic number” — how much you…
notable personal finance changes for 2025
TORONTO — There’s been a lot to keep up with this year, so it’s easy to have missed…
Retirement at 65 with only $500K saved? How to generate an additional $2K/month on top of OAS and CPP
Do you want to retire but don’t have enough money to do so comfortably? You’re not alone. Over…
Inflation and everyday costs weigh on Canadians’ holiday spending plans
Nearly eight in ten say inflation will impact their spending this season, with some trimming gifts, dining, and…
He saved $1.5M for retirement and has zero debt — so why does she still feel broke at 72?
Between high living costs and uncertainty in the stock market, Raymond, 72, is feeling anxious about retirement —…
Why so many middle-class Canadians feel one crisis away from collapse — and what you can do to get ahead
The Canadian middle class is shrinking. According to a 2023 report by the Observatoire des inégalités, 42% of…
Here’s how much the average working boomer has saved for retirement — are you already ahead?
With the youngest baby boomers now aged 61, much of this generation is already retired or nearing retirement.…
How financially stable am I? You’re doing better than most if you check off just 1 of these 3 boxes
It’s easy, and fairly common, to feel like you’re lagging behind everyone else when it comes to finances.…
Younger Canadians rethink retirement as working less — not giving up work entirely: Survey
Unlike many baby boomers who choose to continue working for social reasons or personal fulfilment, younger Canadians appear…