Playing it too safe may result in missing return targets Canadians say they need to retire
The younger generation sets bigger savings target for retirement than boomers
Paying off debts is stopping many Canadians from adequately preparing for retirement
Studies show most retirees don't make big changes in spending
In this week’s Gaining Altitude, Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, explains that as average life expectancies rise, quality of life, or ‘healthspan’, is becoming a important component of successful retirement planning.
While life expectancies are getting longer, the time in retirement that clients really will be able to enjoy - through travel and other activities - is, on average, restricted by health issues
Book review: So You Think You Are Ready to Retire?
Two stages to help clients build their retirement income
New LIMRA report points to lack of knowledge and planning
Peter Drake, senior vice president of retirement and economic research at Fidelity Investments Canada, discusses the changing face of retirement and how longer lives and lower interest rates are creating challenges for investors.