Not exact matches
But the prospect of a longer retirement raises important questions about whether traditional retirement
income streams — such as Social Security,
pensions, and personal savings — will be
sufficient for you to sustain a comfortable lifestyle as you age.
Dear Manjot, Considering the fact that your father's
pension income is almost
sufficient to meet his monthly living expenses, your strategy / decision to look out for better investment avenues is a prudent one.
If our reader's
pension income is
sufficient to meet all his
income needs, then he can take as much or as little equity risk as he wants with his personal savings.
Peter finally came to the realization that he would have to continue to work long past a comfortable retirement age just to stay ahead of the interest on the debt and once retired, his
pension income would not be
sufficient to sustain his living expenses and pay off the debt.
And like a regular
pension plan, IPP contributions are determined by actuarial calculations to provide
sufficient income at retirement.
The maximum you can contribute for 2017 is $ 26,010 (it will be $ 26,230 for calendar 2018), assuming you earned
sufficient income to get that much room, and that you're not in a good employer
pension plan that chops RRSP room down by the amount of the Pension Adjustment (PA) shown on your
pension plan that chops RRSP room down by the amount of the
Pension Adjustment (PA) shown on your
Pension Adjustment (PA) shown on your T - 4.
For all current workers it is important to understand that
pensions and Social Security may not exist in the future or may not adequately provide
sufficient income to live on during retirement.