Want To Retire At 55? Your Plan Will Need This

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Title	:	Want To Retire At 55? Your Plan Will Need This
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Longevity: People are living longer than ever before, which means your retirement savings need to last for potentially 30 years or more This can be a daunting challenge, especially with rising healthcare costs and inflation
Comment from : @lacreshahicks

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for
Comment from : @ClarieZwiehoff

Retired at 55 and make more now than when I was working Taking CPP at 60
Comment from : @tessiechanp

Took me 6 times to figure out that you were saying "spousal SRP" And figuring that out still has me lost but thanks, I guess
Comment from : @mendyjones1074

Adam, do you provide financial planning for farm corporations?
Comment from : @financialresuscitationwith1409

I would tell my younger self to just work hard and suck it up Cause if you think working sucks when your young, its really gonna suck when your older Better to do it when your younger
Comment from : @pickles9440

Retired at 49 years old due to alot of hard work and over time There's no easy ways of doing it I've loved every minute since get up in morning to answer to no one apart from my daily jobs cleaning, washing and all the house work
Comment from : @wontbelongnow5567

Hi Adam I’m planning to retire at 55 Does it make sense to start my CPP at 60? I do have a DB pension plan Looking at melting down my RRSP before my CPP kicks in at 60 Thanks
Comment from : @raqueljones7166

I’m 55 and single I hate my job with the heat of a thousand suns I got a financial advisor two years ago and all he has said to me is to pay down all my debt I did that over the last two years Last week I looked at my account with him I originally transferred my old 401k and other accounts to him in the hopes that he was going to make me money Instead, I have lost 20k over the last two years He told me I don’t have enough money to retire and he offered to rewrite my resume for me so I could find a new job I don’t know what to do My accountant referred me to this financial advisor, and I trust my accountant So, this must be my fault I need some real help I don’t want to die at my desk at a job that I despise
Comment from : @SDsearcher

51 forced retired sucks
Comment from : @tegrity-farms9842

I’d rather die than work to 65
Comment from : @simplypatti6705

Do you have a plan for young adults just starting out?
Comment from : @soniak2865

Great video Kneading was the word you were looking for
Comment from : @dchurch3399

You are wonderful Adam Thank you!
Comment from : @daviddean6032

Can you income split a defined pension at 55, even if the other spouse in her 40's?
Comment from : @DL-bl6qp

I think I can retire at 47-50, but it would be nice to have someone review my plan to make sure it's realistic
Comment from : @Azel247

Trudeau wants ppl to work till their last day
Comment from : @harism2001

Anyone can retire anytimeif they have the money Simple as that I'm retiring at 54 but only because I am putting everything into my (employer matched) pension, an rrsp, a TFSA and a hefty savings account Even with less cpp contributions, deferring to 70 for cpp and OAS will mean a pretty decent claim on those when I take it in 2044 (accounting for a minimal 1 increase per year for index inflation) The only thing that does suck is as a single woman (and no plans to change that), I get absolutely no breaks regarding tax Most people OVERESTIMATE the amount of $ they will actually need in retirement so they work probably 5 yrs longer than they need to Adam is right - you NEED a plan and professional advice! The sooner the better!
Comment from : @vm6824

Thanks Adam for this video I am on a 55 plan currently Appreciate the insight
Comment from : @Sherilewis1

“You have to work the dough” Love what you did there 😂
Comment from : @dantex380

Hi Adam Can you comment( or do a video) on any drawbacks to retiring at 55 or later but prior to the magic 65? I know there is a Cpp calculation but does not working for those 10 years hurt your Cpp at 65?
Comment from : @jeffho1727