Life doesn't follow a straight line – and your financial planning shouldn't either.
New Sun Life market research shows that women with high financial confidence often accumulate 64% more in savings relative to income.
Our key takeaway? It isn't about knowing everything. It's about feeling empowered to act on what you know.
Build flexibility into your financial roadmap by testing it with “What if?” scenarios.
What happens if you take parental leave? Experience a health event? Need to support your aging parents? Pivot in your career?
By working through these potential challenges, you’ll feel more prepared for change. You’ll be more empowered to turn disruptions into manageable transitions.
Break your long-term goals into achievable steps.
Start by putting your tax return into with an emergency fund. Or set up automatic retirement contributions. (Even $50 or $100 a month is a great start.)
Progress, not perfection, is what matters.
Women who work with financial advisors feel significantly more prepared for retirement (43% vs. 23% according to Sun Life’s survey results).
But the quality of that relationship matters. There’s no cost to meeting with an advisor, so look for the right fit: someone who listens, who asks thoughtful questions, and who understands the nuances of your personal financial journey.
Financial confidence isn't about controlling your future. It's about feeling ready for it.
Try connecting with a Sun Life advisor who can help you build a financially resilient life. You’ll get personalized guidance tailored to your unique goals, needs, and circumstances.
This article is meant to only provide general information. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada does not provide legal, accounting, taxation, or other professional advice. Please seek advice from a qualified professional, including a thorough examination of your specific legal, accounting and tax situation.