Did you know Canadians have the highest level of household debt in the G7? While debt can be useful it can also be stressful. Consider trying some solid strategies to help you tackle your debt and get on firmer financial footing.

A Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) is an account that can give you a steady income in retirement. Find out more about how RRIFs work and how to make RRIF withdrawals.

Older Canadians have a variety of financial needs, from planning for retirement to paying off debt. Investing introduction has information in 22 languages to help investors, including seniors, in languages other than English and French.

If you’re planning to soak up the sun on a trip this summer, lighten your load by leaving financial stress at home. Read our tips to get your finances vacation ready.

It can be hard to manage your money as grocery prices change and interest rates alter. But creating a budget is a helpful financial tool for saving, spending and paying off debt. It can give you a clear picture of where your money is going.

A power of attorney (POA) gives someone else — in certain defined situations — the legal ability to act and make decisions for you. It’s a good idea to put one in place while you are healthy and before any issues arise that could affect your ability to act for yourself. Find out more about how a POA works.

Changes in health can occur suddenly and at any time to you or your loved ones. Find out more about the resources that can help you as a caregiver or as someone who needs extra help.

We often get questions from advisors and the financial industry about how to engage with older or vulnerable investors, including around discussion on appointing a Trusted Contact Person. We’ve created white label materials (resources that can be adapted and branded by firms) that can help. They cover topics such as spotting the signs of financial exploitation and working with older clients.

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