Episode 104: Five Retirement Planning Myths


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Mar 12 2024 8 mins   1

Today, we are going to unpack five retirement planning myths. Let's dive in!

Myth #1: Your cost of living will go down.

Myth #2: An RSP is a complete retirement plan.

Myth #3: You need 1 million dollars to retire.

Myth #4: You need to be conservative with my portfolio.

Myth #5: You can't have debt in retirement.

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