Posts Tagged ‘Financial Planning’
BNN Bloomberg, The Close, Jan 27, 2025 – How much income do you need to retire in 2025?
Ted joins BNN Bloomberg’s The Close to discuss Retirement Ted Rechtshaffen, president and CEO of Tridelta Private Wealth, explains how much income it would take to retire in 2025. For additional details on retirement plans, kindly check out our Canadian Retirement Income Guide page to obtain the most recent 2025 Edition, or utilize our CPP…
Read MoreFinancial Post / Rechtshaffen: Five reasons why home prices will rise 10% in 2025
If you are considering buying, it is time to get busy. Today is an opportunity that will look cheap a year from now I aggressively predicted last year that the Bank of Canada would lower interest rates by two per cent and this would be the key theme of 2024. As it turns out, I…
Read MoreFINANCIAL FACELIFT: Anne, 67, and Zoe, 64, worry economic and political instability will affect their finances. What can they do?
Below you will find a real life case study of a couple who is looking for financial advice on how best to arrange their financial affairs. Their names and details have been changed to protect their identity. The Globe and Mail often seeks the advice of our Portfolio Manager & Senior Financial Planner, Matthew Ardrey,…
Read MoreFINANCIAL FACELIFT: Max and Peg have a paid-off home, indexed pensions and an investment portfolio. So why are they falling short of their goals?
Below you will find a real life case study of a couple who is looking for financial advice on how best to arrange their financial affairs. Their names and details have been changed to protect their identity. The Globe and Mail often seeks the advice of our Portfolio Manager & Senior Financial Planner, Matthew Ardrey,…
Read MoreFinancial Post / Rechtshaffen: Investing for 6% income in a declining interest rate world
These days you need to look somewhere other than GICs and money market funds. Ted Rechtshaffen explores the options. The recent declines in Canadian interest rates have been a wonderful thing for some, but others are seeing their guaranteed investment returns rapidly decline. A top-rate guaranteed investment certificate (GIC) today pays 4.05 per cent for…
Read MoreFINANCIAL FACELIFT: Mark earns $370,000 per year. Lois earns $30,000. How can they use that big income disparity to their financial advantage?
Below you will find a real life case study of a couple who is looking for financial advice on how best to arrange their financial affairs. Their names and details have been changed to protect their identity. The Globe and Mail often seeks the advice of our Portfolio Manager & Senior Financial Planner, Matthew Ardrey,…
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