Good investing netted couple in their 40s $3.5 million. Can they retire in two years?
Family Finance: In the depths of the pandemic, new parents Paul and Elizabeth decided to take a chance with their investments In 2020, during the
Family Finance: In the depths of the pandemic, new parents Paul and Elizabeth decided to take a chance with their investments In 2020, during the
Family Finance: Andrew and his wife would only need a 4% return on assets to reach a target income of about $200,000 Alberta-based married couple
Family Finance: Could TFSAs compound into the couple’s largest and most tax-friendly estate asset? Northern Ontario-based Lars,* 63, and Anna, 59, retired in 2021 and
Family Finance: Laurence and Sandra have nearly $1 million in RRSPs, along with other investments and a mortgage-free home Married nearly 30 years, Laurence* and
Family Finance: Expert advice on how Julia can also delay QPP and OAS benefits for as long as possible, while buying a house At 61,
Family Finance: With their investments and pensions, Gloria and Rob likely able to retire at 63 and 65 respectively British Columbia-based couple Gloria* (49) and
Newfoundland husband and wife, 54 and 51, should also consider an estate plan given the complexity of their finances Married Newfoundland and Labrador-based couple Patrick,
With a net worth of just over $5 million and defined benefit pensions, is anxiety warranted, or could even early retirement be on the table?
Newlyweds in their 30s are focused on an early retirement but have they put all their eggs in one basket? At 39 and 33, newlyweds
Peter retired in 2014 at age 60 after a nearly 40-year career with a federal crown corporation. Since then, he has enjoyed an annual income
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