Retirement plan

It doesn’t matter whether you are 30, 50 or 75 and already retired,
you should have a retirement plan.

ASK YOURSELF THIS

Do you know how much your investments will be worth in 10, 20 or 30 years from now?

In retirement, do you know how much you can spend monthly without running out of money?

Do you know at what age you will be able to retire with the level of comfort you envision?

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REASONS WHY

Four reasons you need a Retirement Plan

No matter your age

Wealth Visibility

During retirement, you are moving from an accumulation phase to de-accumulation, with many changes in daily habits. Visibility helps you set realistic goals, identify opportunities and plan for the unexpected. A good retirement plan gives you a clear idea of the amount of money you will need, your sources of retirement income, your estimated future cash flow, as well as the best financial strategy to get there.

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Taxes calculation

Tax optimization

Taxes are the highest expense for most Canadians. Planning helps identify where you’re paying too much in taxes but also where you’re paying too little and missing opportunities to optimize your future income at retirement.

Navigating through life changes, good and bad

Receiving an inheritance, losing a loved one or even selling a business. Sudden or unanticipated events can cause intense emotions such as excitement, stress or anxiety, just at a time when you need to make important decisions. Having a good plan helps you fight a natural propensity to emotional decisions and stay focused throughout time.
Ultimately, it helps you avoid costly impulsive decisions.

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Peace of mind

In times of market volatility or important life events, a retirement plan gives you comfort in knowing you are on track to your long-term objectives.
The plan also addresses any underlying worries or fears (e.g. the possibility of long-term disability or critical illnesses), as well as desires and dreams (e.g. increased travelling and charitable giving).

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YOUR ROADMAP

Our 3 steps to building a Retirement Plan