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How to prepare financially for starting a familyHow do you know you’re ready to start a family? There’s an emotional, deeply personal side to that question that only you can answer – but financially, it’s a bit more straightforward.
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Your retirement income optionsIt’s how you decide what to invest in, how much to invest, and for how long.
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Should you take the CPP early, at age 60?Most people start to receive the CPP at age 65, but that doesn’t always have to be the case. Depending on your financial situation, it may make sense to take it at 60 or 70 or some time in between.
Find out how to plan for your future with a group savings plan (RSP). Go to www.mycanadalifeatwork.comOpens a new website in a new window to get started or learn more from our tools and resources at www.canlife.co/wellbeingOpens a new website in a new window
Description: This animated video uses a character, illustrations and graphs to show how to save with a group savings plan.
Narrator: Joining your group savings plan is an easy way to save for your future
Description: Brittany relaxes in an armchair, looking at a coin. She flips the coin in the air.
Narrator: and it can help you pay less income tax today.
Description: The coin lands beside a paper with a percentage sign.
Narrator: That’s because you won’t pay tax on your contributions until you take them out later in life
Description: A portion of the paper is cut with scissors.
Narrator: when your income and tax rate will likely be lower.
Description: Cut to line graph showing age from 20 to 90. Income rises until retirement at 65, then decreases.
Narrator: By contributing through automatic payroll deduction, you can also benefit from dollar-cost averaging.
Description: A monthly calendar draws into the frame with a day to contribute marked with a dollar sign.
Narrator: That’s when you invest the same amount of money on a regular basis, helping to reduce the impact of market ups and downs.
Description: Cut to a line graph showing savings growing steadily with a monthly contribution of $100. A wavy line appears behind, illustrating the changes in the stock market.
Narrator: You can also make lump-sum contributions through online banking or regular pre-authorized contributions if your plan allows.
Description: Cut to a view of Brittany’s laptop, displaying the “Contributions” page of the My Canada Life at Work website.
Narrator: With a group savings plan, you’ll typically pay lower fees for services needed to manage the fund
Description: Cut to illustrations of a down arrow beside a price tag with a percentage sign.
Narrator: than you would through a bank or other financial institution.
Description: They separate to show an illustration of a bank and commercial building with a line dividing them.
Narrator: The reason is those fees are shared among a large group, instead of paying them on your own.
Description: The line rotates to create a bar graph. An illustration of one person is compared to a group. The individual has higher fees.
Narrator: To learn how you make the most of your plan and save for the future that’s right for you,
Description: Return to Brittany in her armchair, tossing the coin in the air as she smiles.
Narrator: visit mycanadalifeatwork.com
Description: Text “Visit mycanadalifeatwork.com today.” appears with the Canada Life logo and legal line: “Canada Life and design and My Canada Life at Work are trademarks of The Canada Life Assurance Company. mycanadalifeatwork.com 1-800-724-3402.”
Description: This animated video uses a character, illustrations and graphs to show how to save with a group savings plan.
Narrator: Joining your group savings plan is an easy way to save for your future
Description: Brittany relaxes in an armchair, looking at a coin. She flips the coin in the air.
Narrator: and it can help you pay less income tax today.
Description: The coin lands beside a paper with a percentage sign.
Narrator: That’s because you won’t pay tax on your contributions until you take them out later in life
Description: A portion of the paper is cut with scissors.
Narrator: when your income and tax rate will likely be lower.
Description: Cut to line graph showing age from 20 to 90. Income rises until retirement at 65, then decreases.
Narrator: By contributing through automatic payroll deduction, you can also benefit from dollar-cost averaging.
Description: A monthly calendar draws into the frame with a day to contribute marked with a dollar sign.
Narrator: That’s when you invest the same amount of money on a regular basis, helping to reduce the impact of market ups and downs.
Description: Cut to a line graph showing savings growing steadily with a monthly contribution of $100. A wavy line appears behind, illustrating the changes in the stock market.
Narrator: You can also make lump-sum contributions through online banking or regular pre-authorized contributions if your plan allows.
Description: Cut to a view of Brittany’s laptop, displaying the “Contributions” page of the My Canada Life at Work website.
Narrator: With a group savings plan, you’ll typically pay lower fees for services needed to manage the fund
Description: Cut to illustrations of a down arrow beside a price tag with a percentage sign.
Narrator: than you would through a bank or other financial institution.
Description: They separate to show an illustration of a bank and commercial building with a line dividing them.
Narrator: The reason is those fees are shared among a large group, instead of paying them on your own.
Description: The line rotates to create a bar graph. An illustration of one person is compared to a group. The individual has higher fees.
Narrator: To learn how you make the most of your plan and save for the future that’s right for you,
Description: Return to Brittany in her armchair, tossing the coin in the air as she smiles.
Narrator: visit mycanadalifeatwork.com
Description: Text “Visit mycanadalifeatwork.com today.” appears with the Canada Life logo and legal line: “Canada Life and design and My Canada Life at Work are trademarks of The Canada Life Assurance Company. mycanadalifeatwork.com 1-800-724-3402.”
Learn how you can easily manage your savings plans with My Canada Life at Work. Sign in today at www.mycanadalifeatwork.comOpens a new website in a new window
Description: This video uses footage of plan members and the My Canada Life at Work website to show how you can manage your savings plans.
Narrator: Managing your savings plans is easy with My Canada Life at Work.
Description: A middle aged couple review their financial plan on a laptop in their kitchen.
Narrator: Start with your total balance, including contributions, withdrawals, and growth.
Description: The “Savings overview” section of the My Canada Life at Work dashboard is shown. The “Summary” is highlighted as the total balance and contributions count in.
Narrator: Set a retirement goal
Description: The camera pans to the “Retirement goals” section. “Set my goal” is clicked.
Narrator: and check if you’re on track to getting there.
Description: The “Retirement plan calculator” opens. Each step is completed to reach the estimated result.
Narrator: When your life or goals change,
Description: Cut to life events: a new mother holds her baby in a hospital room, a couple exchange rings during a wedding ceremony and a middle-aged man carries a moving box into his new home.
Narrator: you can update your plan,
Description: The man sits at a table, typing on his laptop.
Narrator: including your contributions and investments.
Description: The “Contributions” page is shown. “Edit amount” is clicked and a contribution amount is entered. The member selects “Save.”
Narrator: And remember to make the most of your plan by checking back often for information and personalized offers.
Description: The “Resources” menu is highlighted then “Options for you” is clicked. The “Options for you” page is shown with three offers.
Narrator: My Canada Life at Work is the convenient way to plan for your future.
Description: The camera zooms out to display the My Canada Life at Work dashboard on a desktop computer and phone.
Narrator: Go to mycanadalifeatwork.com to sign in today.
Description: Words “Go to mycanadalifeatwork.com to sign in today.” appear with Canada Life logo and legal lines: Canada Life and design and My Canada Life at Work are trademarks of The Canada Life Assurance Company. mycanadalifeatwork.com 1-800-724-3402
Description: This video uses footage of plan members and the My Canada Life at Work website to show how you can manage your savings plans.
Narrator: Managing your savings plans is easy with My Canada Life at Work.
Description: A middle aged couple review their financial plan on a laptop in their kitchen.
Narrator: Start with your total balance, including contributions, withdrawals, and growth.
Description: The “Savings overview” section of the My Canada Life at Work dashboard is shown. The “Summary” is highlighted as the total balance and contributions count in.
Narrator: Set a retirement goal
Description: The camera pans to the “Retirement goals” section. “Set my goal” is clicked.
Narrator: and check if you’re on track to getting there.
Description: The “Retirement plan calculator” opens. Each step is completed to reach the estimated result.
Narrator: When your life or goals change,
Description: Cut to life events: a new mother holds her baby in a hospital room, a couple exchange rings during a wedding ceremony and a middle-aged man carries a moving box into his new home.
Narrator: you can update your plan,
Description: The man sits at a table, typing on his laptop.
Narrator: including your contributions and investments.
Description: The “Contributions” page is shown. “Edit amount” is clicked and a contribution amount is entered. The member selects “Save.”
Narrator: And remember to make the most of your plan by checking back often for information and personalized offers.
Description: The “Resources” menu is highlighted then “Options for you” is clicked. The “Options for you” page is shown with three offers.
Narrator: My Canada Life at Work is the convenient way to plan for your future.
Description: The camera zooms out to display the My Canada Life at Work dashboard on a desktop computer and phone.
Narrator: Go to mycanadalifeatwork.com to sign in today.
Description: Words “Go to mycanadalifeatwork.com to sign in today.” appear with Canada Life logo and legal lines: Canada Life and design and My Canada Life at Work are trademarks of The Canada Life Assurance Company. mycanadalifeatwork.com 1-800-724-3402
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Whether you’ve just started planning or are counting down the days to retirement, you'll find helpful education with myHorizon online learning.
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