How To Calculate Your Retirement Saving in Canada | Retirement in Canada

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    How To Calculate Your Retirement Saving in Canada | Retirement in Canada
    Do you know there is a Canadian Retirement Income Calculator for your retirement planning?
    In today's video, I will share some information about retirement investing like...
    -How much to save for retirement
    -How to retire early
    -If I want more saving for retirement, how much do i need to save for retirement?
    -Relationship of retirement and financial education
    -Financial planning and calculating retirement
    Retirement saving is a big problem that nearly everyone canadian will have in their retirement plan, and financial advice is the best solution, because they can calculate retirement number, find out how much is enough for retirement.
    So how much do you need to save for retirement? whatch this video and start learning how to begin your financial planning, with a proper retirement planning and tax planning, you will get more passive income and know when to take cpp.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @ThomasCChan
    @ThomasCChan  Год назад

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  • @mikep4869
    @mikep4869 9 месяцев назад +1

    I love these examples. Start at 25 years old. Put away $100 per week, invested at 9% and you would meet the $1.7M in 40-years. Inflation adjusted returns will give you $800k. That would be like earning $60,000 per year in todays' dollars, if you spent it all during a 25-year retirement while earning 6%. Thank you, Thomas. This is achievable for many people.

  • @LogansWanderlust
    @LogansWanderlust Год назад +1

    Hi Thomas, is the $1.7M “rule” per person or per family? And does it include the value of our home if it is fully paid off and we are mortgage free?

    • @ThomasCChan
      @ThomasCChan  Год назад

      Hi it's per person.
      And doesn't count value of our home.
      Mainly because they assume you won't sell the place after

  • @joannewynn4431
    @joannewynn4431 Год назад +1

    I just wonder about the working poor. How do they even think of retirement when they live paycheque to paycheque and have never been able to save anything?

    • @ThomasCChan
      @ThomasCChan  Год назад

      Yes. That's why we should act now than later..

  • @johnnyboyvan
    @johnnyboyvan Год назад +2

    Pure insanity! Nobody i know has this much and i live in a high end area of Vancouver. All nonsense.

    • @ThomasCChan
      @ThomasCChan  Год назад +2

      Unfortunately if you live in Vancouver or Toronto. You actually need to save more