We’re conditioned to think about our lives (not to mention financial planning) in stages. Our adolescent and early adult years are spent attending school and then maybe pursuing a post-secondary education. Between our twenties and forties, it’s often about building a career, a business or a family—maybe all three. Then it’s time for retirement and …
Financial planning for your post-career transition (not retirement) Read More »
The recent protests in France over the two-year delay in the retirement age—to 64 years-old—left many North Americans scratching their heads. Most of us would be happy to hang it up a year earlier than our current official retirement age of 65, which might even reach 67 by the time many of us retire. The …
Forget retirement—Prepare for the next chapter of your life Read More »
In our first installment in this mini-series, we looked at why developing an estate plan is a critical aspect of financial planning that shouldn’t be delayed. But that’s only the start of the discussion, particularly for professionals, business owners and high net-worth families, whose wealth and strategic tax planning needs are often far more complex. …
Building an estate plan that minimizes risk for your family Read More »
