Archive for April 2026
National Post article: Should Caroline, 62, defer CPP and OAS until age 70, or even delay retirement entirely?
Should you delay retirement… or are you closer than you think? I was asked by the National Post to review the finances of a 62-year-old deciding whether to defer Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security to 70, and whether to keep working longer. Some of the answers go directly against what most people assume.…
Read MoreMulti-Millionaire’s Dilemma: Stay in Stocks or Go Conservative After Retiring?
You’ve worked hard, built up a few million dollars, and now you’re seventy-five, retired, and staring at your portfolio wondering — do I really need to keep riding the stock market rollercoaster? Or is it finally time to play it safe? That’s the multi-millionaire’s dilemma, and it’s a lot more common than you might think.…
Read MoreBusiness News This Week article: Ed Rempel From Toronto Explains How RDSPs Can Help Canadian Families
Most Canadian families with kids who have disabilities are missing out on the RDSP. It’s one of the most generous programs we have — but a lot of people who qualify for it either don’t know about it or don’t use it properly. In my latest article with Business News This Week, I break down:…
Read MoreA calm guide who takes you seriously—and remembers what it felt like not to know yet.
If you’re reading this because you feel uncertain about money, work, or what you’re supposed to have figured out by now, let’s start here: That feeling is normal—far more normal than most people admit. Early adulthood comes with a lot of quiet pressure. Pressure to know what you’re doing, to move quickly, to make the…
Read MoreNational Post article: How can an Ontario couple ensure their disabled son is taken care of after they die?
Planning for your own future is one thing. Planning for a child who may never be able to manage their own finances is something else entirely. That’s the situation one Ontario couple is facing. They’ve done what most people would consider “all the right things” — a will, savings, insurance, and government benefits, but they’re…
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