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Will the Referendum Affect Your Retirement?

Retirement News You Need to Know
00:00 / 10:08

Segment 1: Retirement News You Need to Know - 10:08

Segment 2: Preparing for the Move to Continuing Care - 10:02

Segment 3: Should You Live for Today or Save for Tomorrow? - 10:07

Segment 4: Politics at the Family Table - 10:08

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Faisal Karmali and Dave Popowich discuss the growing challenges of funding a long retirement, from the gap left by workplace pensions to balancing financial security with enjoying your active years.

Then, Salimah Walji-Shivji, CEO of AgeCare, joins the show to explain how families can prepare for the move to continuing care, including assessments, choosing a facility and navigating the transition.

Next, Faisal and Dave explore whether younger Canadians should prioritize experiences today over saving for retirement, and how to strike a balance between the two.

With Alberta’s October 19 referendum approaching, they also discuss how families can navigate political disagreements and why important conversations about estate planning shouldn't wait.

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