Products tagged with 'retirement planning'

Investment Products as Part of a Complete Retirement Plan is a 31-page expert guide designed to help Canadians assess investment options as part of an overall retirement income plan.

• Topics include:
  • bonds,
  • cash investments,
  • common and preferred shares,
  • blue chip and growth stocks,
  • equity and fixed income investments,
  • GICs,
  • mortgage backed securities,
  • mutual funds, and
  • real estate.
• This guide refers to Canadian tax laws and is intended for Canadian residents.
• Available in PDF format.

Worried about saving enough for your retirement? Learn how to identify and take advantage of the best ways to save for your retirement with this guide for Canadians.

Topics include:

• dynamics of financial planning,
• determining personal goals,
• sources of retirement income,
• tax consequences,
• preparation and implementation of a specific plan of action,
• alternative strategies in the event of a shortfall.

Retirement Planning Strategies for Canadians is provided by Chimo Financial Services. This guide is intended for Canadian citizens, whether they live in or outside of Canada.

Do you know the 10 most common errors of retirement planning among Canadians? This e-book by Lyle Manery, BA, CLU, CHFC, will help you avoid the pitfalls.

• Gain knowledge of the many issues which affect your financial future so you can make wise decisions.
• Estate creation, conservation and distribution are all integral parts of the retirement planning process. These are all covered in this book.
• Learn about the concepts and programs available in Canada that should be considered when making these important decisions.
• This guide reflects Canadian tax laws and is intended for Canadian residents.
• This is a 65-page e-book available in PDF format.

Prepare an Alter Ego Trust Deed with this easy-to-use template, pursuant to the provisions of the Income Tax Act (Canada).

• An alter ego trust can only be created by an individual aged 65 or older.
• The individual has the exclusive right to receive all income from the trust.
• During the settlor's lifetime no person other than the settlor may receive or otherwise obtain the use of any part of the trust's income or capital.
• Upon the settlor's death, the trust will hold any remaining assets for the benefit of other beneficiaries named in the Trust Deed. The trust will be able to distribute those assets to the other beneficiaries without the assets having to go through the probate process.
• This Alter Ego Trust Deed template is governed by Canadian tax laws and is intended to be used only within Canada.