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WHY PLAN?

Planning for Retirement is not Solely about Money.

"Facing 20 years or more in retirement requires individuals to plan, not only for how they will finance those years, but also for how they will spend the time."

Deborah Stokes, The Financial Post (97/11/08)

The Need to Prepare

Living longer: For many people one quarter of their life is still ahead to enjoy in retirement.

Significant transition: Retirees experience changes in lifestyle, identity, relationships and activities.

Issues and challenges: A successful retirement is dependent upon attitudes and expectations.

Typical Concerns

  • How can I have meaning and purpose in my life?
  • How do I replace the social and intellectual supports I received in the workplace?
  • How will I ensure that my goals and dreams for retirement will come true?

Make a Plan

Setting goals is the first step to success.

One of the first goals could be attending the workshops.

"A practical, informal and participatory approach to start thinking about retirement. I’m sure glad that I attended."
ohn Thompson Executive Director, United Way
                      

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