Whether you’re confident or concerned about your company pension — or if you don’t have one — these tips will help you boost your retirement savings.
Whether you’re confident or concerned about your company pension — or if you don’t have one — these tips will help you boost your retirement savings.
When you’re employed, your employer is responsible for paying you the money you earn. But what happens when you retire and you have to pay yourself?
In the first of a series of videos in which real Sun Life clients talk about how good financial advice is making their lives brighter, we meet Jeff.
You don’t need to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth to build wealth. With the right products, you can grow and protect a healthy nest egg.
It takes financial planning to create wealth, but you needn’t be wealthy to plan. So what’s the difference between planning and wealth management?
Looking for an investment option that can help you sleep at night? Segregated fund products can guarantee you’ll get back some or all of the money you invest.
Per paycheque, the money from the middle-class income tax cut may not look like much. But it can add up to enough to do your finances some real good.
What happens when you’re ready to start spending your retirement savings? Here’s an overview of your income options.
How confident are you that your money will last in retirement? According to the 2015 Sun Life Financial Canadian Unretirement Index, that depends on whether you’re still working.
Find out how much you will need to save for retirement and if you're on track to meet your retirement savings goal.
This tool will help you see how changing what you put in your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) can affect your retirement savings. It will also show you what would happen if you took money out before you retire.
A life annuity can offer guaranteed retirement income payments for as long as you live. This annuity calculator will estimate how much income you can get and compare it to income from a GIC or RRIF.
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