Dianne Maley is a personal finance columnist for The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper. Her articles provide financial advice and analysis, focusing on helping readers of various ages and income levels plan for retirement, manage their investments, and navigate complex personal finance decisions.
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Dianne Maley's focus is on personal finance, particularly retirement and financial planning. She frequently provides data-driven articles and investment analysis in her coverage.
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Lois should save every penny of her income in her name, the planner says
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They both should consider selling and using the net proceeds to buy a shared new home, and invest in income-producing assets
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They would like to know when to start collecting Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security benefits as well with an annual retirement spending target of $132,000
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Financial planner advises they improve their investment strategy by engaging the services of a portfolio manager with a focus on income generation
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Emergency heart surgery in his mid-50s has led Max and his wife, Peg, to rethink how much longer they want to keep working.
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