Living in Retirement Kristine van der Pas-Norenius 6 Reasons Why This Is a Perfect Retirement Activity PWL Capital 2019-02-5T12:00:29 February 5, 2019 What will you do in retirement? Many hard-working boomers are uneasy about how they will ‘fill their time’ when retirement comes. Yet, retirement gives you the opportunity to try new things, meet new people, and develop new skills. Here’s an activity that checks a lot of boxes for a fulfilling Next3rd.
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Nancy Graham You and Your Pension: Can You Take It Abroad? 2019-02-4T12:23:35 February 4, 2019 If you’ve lived and worked in Canada all your life, and you stop working the day you retire, your pension calculations should be relatively straight-forward. But what if you don’t fit the mould? Many of us don’t. For example, how might spending some years abroad, or continuing to earn income in retirement impact your pension?
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Kristine van der Pas-Norenius This Retiree’s 11 Tips to Creating Your Next3rd You’ll Love 2018-11-22T10:00:24 November 22, 2018 She lost 60lbs, travelled to four continents, reconnected with family and friends, embarked on meaningful volunteering, and learned new activities in her next3rd, all from a remote northern community. What are her secrets to living a retirement life with zest? Read on…
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Kristine van der Pas-Norenius Retirement: This One Thing Will Make It Truly Fulfilling 2018-10-16T17:10:01 October 16, 2018 How do you manage the change from the fast-paced, highly scheduled, and task-oriented work life to what could be the opposite in retirement? What can you do to live a rewarding retirement life without the structure that guided your work life?
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Graham Westmacott Demand Less, Get More 2018-09-20T16:19:16 September 20, 2018 Should retirees be flexible and adjust their spending when market winds blow? We investigate how being flexible impacts total spending in retirement.
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Kristine van der Pas-Norenius This World Champion’s Tips for a Happy Retirement, RV Style 2018-09-6T10:00:59 September 6, 2018 World champion dragon boater, RV aficionado, grandmother and free spirit, this semi-retiree is making big lifestyle changes as she embarks on her 7th decade. With an open mind and new goals to pursue, the open road is calling. Here are her tips on following your nomadic dreams in retirement.
Personal Wealth PWL Capital Nancy Graham Where There’s a Will … You Could Still Use Some POAs 2018-08-16T13:38:07 August 16, 2018 Death and taxes. Rumour has it, you can’t escape either of them. If you have figured out a work-around, please let me know! Until then, as long you’ve got worldly goods and loved ones, basic estate planning instruments are must-have materials for almost everyone.
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Graham Westmacott Should we care about Long Term Care? 2018-07-18T10:00:25 July 18, 2018 LTC is the provision of care for someone who no longer is able or wishes to live independently. This care can be provided and absorbed by the family within the home or may require leaving the home for a separate facility.
Starting Out PWL Capital Peter Guay How to use an RESP to save for Retirement 2018-07-10T11:12:27 July 10, 2018 Most personal finance articles debate whether to prioritize saving in your RRSP or TFSA account first. But if you’ve got kids and you live in Quebec, I argue that you should be contributing to your RESP first!
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Kristine van der Pas-Norenius 3 Retirement Lessons From the Inca Trail 2018-06-20T10:00:11 June 20, 2018 Built in the 1400’s and hidden from the Spanish, this 45km, 4-day trail through the stunning Peruvian mountains to the unforgettable Machu Picchu Inca ruins is a trip of a lifetime.
Living in Retirement PWL Capital Graham Westmacott Optimal Lifecycle Asset Allocation: A Goal Driven Approach to Saving and Spending 2018-06-18T10:00:58 June 18, 2018 Investing for retirement can be considered in a similar fashion: given a pre-retirement savings rate and a desired spending rate in retirement, what is the allocation to stocks most likely to achieve my goals?
