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5 Worst Places To Retire In Canada (2026): Avoid These Cities
retire•September 5, 2023

5 Worst Places To Retire In Canada (2026): Avoid These Cities

Ah, retirement. Gone are the days of waking up early, sitting in traffic, and hitting deadlines. Instead, your days can be wide open or filled with golf, friend

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
Retirement Planning in Canada 2026: A Complete Guide
retire•September 5, 2023

Retirement Planning in Canada 2026: A Complete Guide

Retirement planning is one of the most important parts of personal finance but also one of the most intimidating. There are so many retirement factors to consid

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
13 Smart Ways to Avoid the OAS Clawback (2026)
cpp-oas•September 4, 2023

13 Smart Ways to Avoid the OAS Clawback (2026)

13 Smart Ways to Avoid the OAS Clawback With the cost of living on the rise in Canada, retirees need to maximize their financial resources. If you're approachin

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
How To Retire In Canada With No Money: 4 Income Sources (2026)
retire•August 25, 2023

How To Retire In Canada With No Money: 4 Income Sources (2026)

If you’re like most people, you've been looking forward to retirement throughout most of your career. However, I also know that many Canadians don't end up savi

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
55+ Senior Discounts in Canada for October 2026
money•July 15, 2023

55+ Senior Discounts in Canada for October 2026

Senior citizens often depend on a limited retirement income even though they deal more with greater medical expenses due to their age. Fortunately, older adults

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
How To Retire In The United States From Canada: 5 Steps to A New Life (2026)
retire•May 16, 2023

How To Retire In The United States From Canada: 5 Steps to A New Life (2026)

Tired of Canada’s cold weather? Want to be closer to friends and family living in the United States? If so, you’re in the right place. Canada’s retirement commu

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
How To Retire In Thailand From Canada: 7 Simple Steps (2026)
retire•May 8, 2023

How To Retire In Thailand From Canada: 7 Simple Steps (2026)

Thinking of retiring in Thailand? The country is frequently ranked among the top ten retirement destinations in the world and is home to over 150,000 ex-pats, a

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
What Is The Average Retirement Age In Canada? 60, 65, or 70
retire•May 8, 2023

What Is The Average Retirement Age In Canada? 60, 65, or 70

Are you curious about the average retirement age in Canada? As life expectancies increase and financial planning for retirement evolves, it's important to under

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
LIF Vs RRIF: Key Benefits And Differences (2026)
personal-finance•March 27, 2023

LIF Vs RRIF: Key Benefits And Differences (2026)

Are you approaching retirement age? If so, then it’s critical to understand the similarities and differences between LIF vs RRIF accounts. > Recent trends show

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
7 Best Pension Plans In Canada 2026: Get Ready to Retire
retire•March 13, 2023

7 Best Pension Plans In Canada 2026: Get Ready to Retire

Are you planning for your golden years? Having a pension plan in place allows you to earn retirement income and live comfortably throughout your retirement. 21.

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
personal-finance•February 14, 2023

401k Equivalent In Canada: RRSP vs 401k (2026)

Are you planning for your retirement in Canada? In the United States, residents are allowed to contribute to a tax-deferred 401k account. Their 401k can be used

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
OAS And CPP Pension Death Benefit: Allowance For The Survivor (2026)
cpp-oas•January 30, 2023

OAS And CPP Pension Death Benefit: Allowance For The Survivor (2026)

In the event that your spouse or common-law partner passes away in retirement, you may be curious to know what government benefits you can use to soften the fin

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→

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