Sandra Macgregor

Warren Buffett stepped back at 95 having built most of his fortune after 65. His principles — patience, quality and purpose — translate directly to decisions Canadians face at retirement

Many Canadian women keep their money in traditional savings accounts earning next to nothing — while inflation erodes their purchasing power. Here's what's holding them back and 3 moves to make now

The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) now offers $109,000 in lifetime contribution room — but CRA data shows most Canadians are far behind. Here's how to catch up

Many Canadian women keep their money in traditional savings accounts earning next to nothing — while inflation erodes their purchasing power. Here's what's holding them back and 3 moves to make now

Most Canadians get to their 60s with a nagging question: have I done enough? The answer, according to the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett, depends

An Individual Pension Plan lets incorporated professionals contribute tens of thousands more per year than an RRSP allows — and fund decades of past service in one corporate tax deduction.

Mandatory RRIF withdrawals can quietly push retirement income above the CRA’s OAS clawback threshold — even for retirees who live modestly.

Mandatory RRIF withdrawals can quietly push retirement income above the CRA’s OAS clawback threshold — even for retirees who live modestly.

Nearly half of Canadian physicians face burnout and early retirement. Since standard plans target age 65, many professionals are financially unprepared to retire a decade early

Nearly half (46%) of Canada's physicians are burned out, according to a report released by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) . While the number