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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2025 + MORE Sep 29th
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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2026 + MORE May 11th
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The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 + MORE Nov 24th
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What is Sun Life’s new decumulation product? + MORE Oct 30th
Late in September, Sun Life joined a small group of Canadian financial firms offering would-be retirees a decumulation product designed to help pensioners make the often-tricky transition from saving and accumulating wealth to drawing it down. It’s called MyRetirementIncome.
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Opinion: Big money puts its trust in Canadian Natural Resources’ Murray Edwards - The Globe and Mail + MORE Oct 7th
Opinion: Big money puts its trust in Canadian Natural Resources’ Murray Edwards The Globe and MailCanadian Natural Resources signs deal to buy Chevron’s Alberta assets for US$6.5-billion The Globe and MailBlockbuster $8.8-billion Chevron deal further consolidates Canadian c.... More »
Before I dive into a review of Die with Zero (Mariner Books, 2021), I recognize that, while dying broke may not seem to be a worthy goal for most readers of my column, there are nonetheless a handful of financial books that advocate just that philosophy. The classic book of this genre bears the exact title: Die Broke (Harper Business, 1998), by Stephen Pollan and Mark Levine, which I read shortly after it was first published. As you can see from the cover in the above link, Pollan is billed as “America’s most trusted financial advisor,” so surely there must be something to this.
Die Broke is the book where I first encountered the colourful quip about how the last cheque you write should be to your undertaker, and it should bounce. In other words, the closer you can get to spending all your money just as you die, the less you have to fork over to Uncle Sam—and for us, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
Problem is, of course, that no one can accurately predict when they will die…
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