"Fred Vettese is the king of can-do retirement planning. Practical, clear advice from someone who knows what you're up against and has the answers." -- Rob Carrick, The Globe and Mail "Planning for how best to draw down your nest egg -- the 'decumulation' phase -- is a part of retirement planning that often gets neglected. The second edition of Fred Vettese's book focuses on this topic and is an important addition to the retirement finance literature. I recommend taking a close look at what Fred has to say about what he terms financial 'enhancements, ' including: reducing investment fees,…mehr
"Fred Vettese is the king of can-do retirement planning. Practical, clear advice from someone who knows what you're up against and has the answers." -- Rob Carrick, The Globe and Mail "Planning for how best to draw down your nest egg -- the 'decumulation' phase -- is a part of retirement planning that often gets neglected. The second edition of Fred Vettese's book focuses on this topic and is an important addition to the retirement finance literature. I recommend taking a close look at what Fred has to say about what he terms financial 'enhancements, ' including: reducing investment fees, deferring government pensions, annuities, and reverse mortgages." -- David Aston, contributing columnist with the Toronto Star and author of The Sleep-Easy Retirement Guide Canada's #1 bestselling retirement income book is now completely revised and updated. With over one thousand Canadians turning 65 every day, the cultivation of good decumulation practices -- the way in which you draw down assets in retirement, ideally to have a secure income for the rest of your life -- has become an urgent matter that no one can afford to ignore. As COVID-19 rocks the economy in an unprecedented black swan event, retirees and those who are preparing to retire need answers to pressing questions about their financial futures. Frederick Vettese demystifies a complex and often frightening subject and provides practical, actionable advice based on five enhancements the reader can make to mitigate risk and secure their financial future. Retirement Income for Life, Second Edition includes: * New chapters on early retirement, retiring single, what to do when one spouse dies young, and more. * Ideas for coping with black swan events, like the recent pandemic, that may affect your retirement income. * The reasons retirees should be deferring CPP until age 70 and why the case for this is stronger than ever.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Frederick Vettese is the former Chief Actuary of Morneau Shepell (now TELUS Health). He has written hundreds of articles for The Globe and Mail and the National Post, plus four books on Canadian retirement issues. The third edition of Retirement Income for Life is targeted at savers who are retired or nearing retirement and want to turn their life savings into sustainable income. Frederick grew up in Toronto, where he continues to live with his wife, Michelle. He graduated from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree before studying to become an actuary.
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1. List of Tables and Figures 2. Preface 3. Introduction 4. Part I: Identifying the Decumulation Problem * 1: Who Should Read This Book? * 2: The Thompsons Are Ready to Retire * 3: The Thompsons Face Financial Ruin * 4: Coping with Spending Shocks * 5: Improving on the 4-Percent Rule * 6: Withdrawal Strategies to Avoid * 7: Investment Risk * 8: What if You See a Black Swan? * 9: Where the Thompsons Stand 5. Part II: A Five-Part Solution * 10: Enhancement 1: Reducing Fees * 11: Enhancement 2: Transfer Risk to the Government * 12: Why So Few People Defer Their CPP Pension * 13: Enhancement 3: Transfer Even More Risk * 14: Progress Report * 15: Enhancement 4: Knowing How Much Income to Draw * 16: Enhancement 5: Have a Backstop 6. Part III: Exploring Other Situations * 17: What if You Die Early On? * 18: Super-Savers and YOLOs * 19: How Early Retirement Changes Everything * 20: Not Yet Ready to Retire? * 21: Complex Situations * 22: High-Net-Worth Couples * 23: Tax-Sheltered vs. After-Tax Assets * 24: Retiring Single * 25: Where Do Bequests Fit In? 7. Part IV: Making It Happen * 26: Lingering Doubts? * 27: Making the Strategy a Reality * 28: A Message for Employers 8. Appendices * Appendix A: Summary of Takeaways * Appendix B: Summary of LIFs and RRIFs * Appendix C: Details on Using PERC * Appendix D: Quirky CPP Rules You Should Know About * Appendix E: Why the Income Target Is Not 70 Percent 9. Acknowledgements
1. List of Tables and Figures 2. Preface 3. Introduction 4. Part I: Identifying the Decumulation Problem * 1: Who Should Read This Book? * 2: The Thompsons Are Ready to Retire * 3: The Thompsons Face Financial Ruin * 4: Coping with Spending Shocks * 5: Improving on the 4-Percent Rule * 6: Withdrawal Strategies to Avoid * 7: Investment Risk * 8: What if You See a Black Swan? * 9: Where the Thompsons Stand 5. Part II: A Five-Part Solution * 10: Enhancement 1: Reducing Fees * 11: Enhancement 2: Transfer Risk to the Government * 12: Why So Few People Defer Their CPP Pension * 13: Enhancement 3: Transfer Even More Risk * 14: Progress Report * 15: Enhancement 4: Knowing How Much Income to Draw * 16: Enhancement 5: Have a Backstop 6. Part III: Exploring Other Situations * 17: What if You Die Early On? * 18: Super-Savers and YOLOs * 19: How Early Retirement Changes Everything * 20: Not Yet Ready to Retire? * 21: Complex Situations * 22: High-Net-Worth Couples * 23: Tax-Sheltered vs. After-Tax Assets * 24: Retiring Single * 25: Where Do Bequests Fit In? 7. Part IV: Making It Happen * 26: Lingering Doubts? * 27: Making the Strategy a Reality * 28: A Message for Employers 8. Appendices * Appendix A: Summary of Takeaways * Appendix B: Summary of LIFs and RRIFs * Appendix C: Details on Using PERC * Appendix D: Quirky CPP Rules You Should Know About * Appendix E: Why the Income Target Is Not 70 Percent 9. Acknowledgements
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