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Will Social Security be there for you?

Like most people, you probably have a lot of questions about the role Social Security will play in your retirement. The answers to these questions depend largely on your earning history and when you plan to start taking benefits. Understanding the concepts behind Social Security can help you make well-informed decisions that will optimize the amount and timing of your benefits and the impact on your overall retirement plan. For more information, review the Social security fundamentals white paper or contact us to discuss your retirement plan.

Prepare for the unexpected

When unforeseen or sudden events happen, whether it’s a business opportunity, a family emergency or even a natural disaster, consider an RBC Credit Access Line, through the Royal Bank of Canada, for flexible financing and immediate access to liquidity when you need it most. This short-term, securities-based line of credit allows you to use your investments as collateral and borrow money instead of selling your assets. Contact us today to learn more about RBC Credit Access Line and be prepared for the unexpected.

 

Estimating retirement costs

Estimating cost of living in retirement can be tricky. The old rule of thumb was to plan on needing 80% of your pre-retirement living expenses. In my experience, that is rarely accurate. Instead, here's how I do it. Read more.