The keys for a happy retirement
Retirement is a time of life that changes your everyday habits, but it's also an opportunity to achieve your long-awaited projects.
Starting now, life takes on a whole new meaning! You will finally be able to enjoy the money you saved during all your years of working.
There are so many activities that will allow you to genuinely enjoy your retirement, whether it's cherished moments with your grandchildren, trips, volunteering or even working a part-time job that you're passionate about.
Here, you will discover that it is perfectly normal to spend more money at the beginning of retirement. But rest assured, you will quickly find your spending groove and better optimize your expenses.
A happy retirement is an active one!
Finally, you can fulfill your dreams, take time for yourself, spend time with your family and friends or give your time and knowledge to others. Now that you're retired, there are countless ways to spend your time. Retirement is certainly a big change. With a positive and enthusiastic mindset, you're sure to enjoy every minute.
Retired? Realize your plans!
It's finally time to use your nest egg to make your project a reality. You have worked hard to get here, and it's perfectly normal to treat yourself at the beginning of retirement. As long as you're organized and have your sights set on the long-term, everything should be fine.
4 tips to grow your money during retirement
Do you know how to grow retirement money?
Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your retirement savings plan.
Consolidate your finances to manage your money more effectively when you retire
Here are some tips for planning your retirement income sources and knowing your different types of expenses to balance your finances.
5 tips on lowering your fees when you retire
When drawing on your savings, you may have to pay certain fees when carrying out financial transactions. Find out six tips to reduce unnecessary costs.
Spending during your retirement
In the early years of retirement, you are more likely to spend more money than you expected. Not to worry, this is very common. A financial advisor can help you figure out how to better manage your spending and increase your budget.
8 retirement withdrawal strategies: RRSPs, TFSAs, RRIFs, and more
Nasser Mama, FlexiFonds mutual fund advisor, shares his 8 essential tips for establishing an efficient withdrawal plan for your retirement savings.
