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 Freedom 55? Couple couldn’t wait that long for retirementMany Canadians will be forced to work past 65 and live in straitened circumstances, but by establishing simple rules and keeping to the plan, it’s possible to retire earlier than most and still live comfortably
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 Canada's gathering pension stormThe ranks of the country’s senior citizens are set to swell for the next two decades, and many retirees will be flirting with poverty for the rest of their post-working lives. There’s growing consensus that something must be done, but with pension programs already the single biggest public expenditure, the search is on for alternatives
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 Pensions need reform, not more bickeringInstead of holding out for an enhanced Canada Pension Plan at all costs, provinces should make constructive suggestions so that a new federal proposal will be well-governed and include the most new participants.
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 Lost in pension purgatoryRetirees caught in crossfire of legal battle between Imperial Oil and Ontario regulator
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 Ontario pledges pension overhaulProvincial Finance Minister Dwight Duncan says government will reform pension laws in two stages
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 Jim Flaherty unveils pension reformBut measures don't include any relief for pensioners whose company has collapsed
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 Federal parties square off on pension reformLiberals vow they would take a more activist role and expand CPP, Tories warn of spiralling costs
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 Why some pension plans are better than othersActuary Malcolm Hamilton also has advice for young workers -- don't worry about retirement yet
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 Ottawa to take action on pension fundsBill would alter tax policy so companies could set aside greater surpluses, protecting employees' retirement plans from 'rainy day'
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 'I have nothing now'Meet readers who shared their stories with The Globe and Mail
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 CPP and QPP: Parallel paths divergeWhile the Canada pension plan is thriving, Quebec's public plan has suffered from poor invesment returns and a more rapidly aging population
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 Canada's gathering pension stormThe ranks of the country’s senior citizens are set to swell for the next two decades, and many retirees will be flirting with poverty for the rest of their post-working lives. There’s growing consensus that something must be done, but with pension programs already the single biggest public expenditure, the search is on for alternatives
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 Nine steps to financial freedomHow to take control of your financial destiny
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 Freedom 55? Couple couldn't wait that longMany Canadians will be forced to work past 65 and live in straitened circumstances. But by establishing simple rules and keeping to the plan, it's possible to retire earlier than most and still live comfortably, John Heinzl discovers
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 Freedom 55? Couple couldn’t wait that long for retirementMany Canadians will be forced to work past 65 and live in straitened circumstances, but by establishing simple rules and keeping to the plan, it’s possible to retire earlier than most and still live comfortably
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RETIREMENT LOST / DAY 5 OF 7 While many workers face uncertain retirements with inadequate pensions, a growing number of the next generation share a worse fate: no pension at all. Even those in middle-class occupations face a struggle, Andrew Willis reports
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 No pension safety net for self-employedWhile many workers face uncertain retirements with inadequate pensions, a growing number of the next generation share a worse fate: no pension at all.
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