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Retirement Readiness
Action Needed
Your savings rate is below target. Consider increasing monthly contributions.
Shortfall
Runs out at age 66
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Projected at retirement ยท age 55
$304k
100% tax-free
~$12.2k/yr
4% safe withdrawal
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Open a TFSABased on 18% of your income (capped at $31,560).
4% (Safe) โ 15% (Aggressive)
Tax Profile
Every $1 contributed effectively costs $0.69 after your refund.
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Open an RRSP$488kTop 10%
$1.4M
Investments
Real Estate
Used to calculate CPP contribution level
Determines OAS eligibility (40 yrs for max)
Monthly Breakdown
CPP
Canada Pension Plan
$1000
OAS
Old Age Security
$713
Combined (Gross)
Before tax
$1,713
After-Tax Estimate
20.1% marginal rate
$1,369
*Estimates in today's dollars. CPP & OAS are fully taxable income.
Crypto & Alternatives
Bitcoin, Ethereum, private equity, hedge funds
Business Equity
Your ownership stake in a private business
LIRA (Locked-in RRSP)
Locked-in funds from a former employer pension plan
Foreign / US Accounts
401(k), IRA, US brokerage, or foreign pension account
GICs & Term Deposits
Guaranteed Investment Certificates outside your TFSA/RRSP
Private Lending / MIC
Mortgage Investment Corps, private mortgages, or promissory notes
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Defined Benefit Pension
Employer pension plan (teacher, nurse, government worker, etc.)
Rental Income
Net monthly income from investment properties (after mortgage & expenses)
Dividends & Interest
Regular cash from stocks, bonds, GICs, or private lending
Part-time / Consulting
Occasional work, freelance or consulting income in early retirement
Business / Passive Income
Ongoing distributions or profits from a business you own
Other (Annuity / Trust / Alimony)
Any other predictable monthly income stream in retirement