Show Notes
Inflation has caused more than a few financial headaches, with the price of almost everything going up, and up, and up. But what does inflation mean for your retirement plan? Who should you talk to when seeking advice? Is retiring while inflation is running rampant as bad as you think it’ll be? David Christianson, Portfolio Manager and Certified Financial Planner with National Bank Financial Wealth Management, walks us through the implications of inflation when it comes to retirement planning, and gives us an insightful perspective on how you can plan for this important life stage while enduring inflation’s bite. Additional resources:
CPA Canada Financial Literacy Resources Stats Canada Personal Inflation Calculator Managing the Bull by David Christianson National Bank of Canada National Bank of Canada – Why should you keep inflation in mind as you plan for retirement?
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