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Retirement Planning Centre | Planning for Your Retirement |  | For many Canadians, the key focus of their financial planning efforts is retirement. When it comes to retirement, we have observed two important things: First, many people today are retiring younger than the traditional age of 65. | Second, we're living longer. Keep in mind, retiring earlier and living longer have two clear implications; you'll have less time to build your retirement nest egg and when you do retire, that nest egg will have to provide you with an income for many years. | Determining how much you must save to retire, then, is a critical step towards a worry-free retirement. Generally speaking, you'll need a retirement income of somewhere between 70% to 100% of what you were earning prior to retirement. Things like your mortgage should be paid, and if you have children, they will, hopefully, not longer be dependent on you. Bottom line, retirement is about lifestyle. And the lifestyle to which you have become accustomed is directly related to what you earned before you retired. | | Get Started | Your first step is to calculate how much you may need to retire comfortably. Then you can decide on the type of retirement products that are best for you. Retirement Calculator Read through the information and if you have any specific questions send us an email and we would be pleased to help. | | Stay current with us | Sign up to the GP E-Wealth Guide for informative tips and the latest news and research. | Sign up now | | What's New 2019 RRSP FACTS | Get all the facts by downloading the latest version of the 2019 RRSP Facts report. 2019 RRSP Facts |  |
| When Planning for Your Retirement, Mind the Gap! | Nobody wants to discover upon reaching retirement age that they somehow failed to save enough to fund the lifestyle they were expecting. A retirement gap analysis is a financial planning exercise you can undertake to determine if you're on track to meet your retirement income goal. Read more |  |
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