Book details

  • Genre:business & economics
  • Sub-genre:Personal Finance / Retirement Planning
  • Language:English
  • Pages:210
  • eBook ISBN:9781623092085

10 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Retirement

By Rein Selles, Jim Yih and Patricia French

Overview

Three of Canada's foremost retirement and life educators bring their collective insights, experience and knowledge to bear on the problems that Canadians face in planning retirement. Using 10 key planning principles, the authors outline a personal perspective on planning that incorporates: * Lifestyle Planning and Design * Management of Credit and Debt * Investment Planning * Insurance and Risk Management * Tax Efficiency * Legal and Estate Planning * Income Design. A personal exercise concludes each chapter allowing readers to apply each principle to their own life and retirement plans.
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Description

Three of Canada's foremost retirement and life educators bring their collective insights, experience and knowledge to bear on the problems that Canadians face in planning retirement. Using 10 key planning principles, the authors outline a personal perspective on planning that incorporates: * Lifestyle Planning and Design * Management of Credit and Debt * Investment Planning * Insurance and Risk Management * Tax Efficiency * Legal and Estate Planning * Income Design. A personal exercise concludes each chapter allowing readers to apply each principle to their own life and retirement plans.
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About The Author

Rein Selles is a Professional Retirement Planner specializing in the area of Lifestyle and Income Planning. Over the past 35 years, his experience has covered the full range of retirement from those who are well and living in the community to those who are in care. As a teacher, Rein has taught late life family dynamics in the faculties of Nursing (Mt. Royal College, Calgary) and Human Ecology (University of Alberta, Edmonton). In his capacity as a Pre-retirement Educator, he has had the privilege of helping over 50,000 Canadians across Canada plan their retirements. He was awarded Honorary Life Membership in the Retirement Planners Association of Canada and recognized as a Distinguished Alumni of the University of Waterloo for his contributions to the field.
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