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Retirement Spending Plan
Build a simple budget to estimate how much after-tax income you’ll need in retirement.
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Build a simple budget to estimate how much after-tax income you’ll need in retirement.
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Explore how your savings and contributions could grow before retirement.
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Explore when to draw from pensions and savings to support your income and manage taxes.
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Check which pension income qualifies based on your age, and estimate your 2026 federal and provincial pension credit savings.
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Find an estimated optimal employer pension split using 2026 federal and provincial taxes, and compare the household impact of different split ratios.
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See how fund expenses and lost compound growth affect your savings. Compare VFV.TO or a custom MER with 1.5%, 2% and 3% fees.
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Understand your take-home pay after taxes and payroll deductions so you can plan how much to set aside for retirement.
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Estimate your eligible 50% pension unlocking amount and check the rules for your provincial or federal jurisdiction.
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Estimate your locked-in transfer limit, tax exposure on the excess, and whether a lump sum could replicate your monthly DB pension.
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Replay Canadian market crashes with ongoing withdrawals and compare a stock-and-bond portfolio against 100% equities.
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Visualize earlier benefits versus waiting until 70, including the permanent 42% CPP increase, cumulative payments and break-even ages.
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Estimate the lifetime monthly income part of your nest egg could buy using dated Canadian insurer quotes, with single-life and 10-year guarantee options.
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Project income growth, flag the years OAS recovery could begin, and explore strategies to reduce net income and preserve benefits.
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Project annual RRIF minimum withdrawals and remaining balances, using your age or your spouse’s elected age.
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