It is harder than ever to create a worry-free retirement cash flow to pay for lifestyle after age 60. Low interest rates on bonds, fewer pensions, kids at home and longer lives have left the average Canadian struggling to find enough money to survive in retirement.

• Determining relevant costs in retirement and how it differs from the working years.  Retirement budgeting and how to pay for periodic costs
• Calculating how much money is needed to save for retirement and what is available to spend after retirement
• Building an investment portfolio to provide for retirement spending and analyzing all the various products you can consider.  Reviewing investment fees, investment taxation, different advisors you may consider and even do-it-yourself investing
• Retirement planning concepts and strategies for discussion will include CPP, Old Age Security, RRIFs, real estate downsizing or not, career length, supporting children, old age healthcare costs, pensions, no pension, spousal death and more
• Income tax minimization and deferral strategies designed just for retirees
• What role your Will and estate plan has on your retirement 

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