Benefits May 3, 2012
Half of Preretiree Canadians Have Retirement Financial Plan
May 3, 2012 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Half of Canadians recently polled said they had a written financial plan for retirement.
Reported by Rebecca Moore
Three-quarters of respondents said they had used a financial adviser, according to the Rogers Group Financial Horizons Retirement Report, which polled 400 Canadians ages 46 to 64 who expect to retire within the next three to seven years and have net investable assets of $200,000 or more.
Thirty-five percent of the preretirees cited market volatility as a significant concern for retirement, particularly inflation rates and having enough money.
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