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Four retirement mistakes that even smart couples make
Long-time couples may well finish each other’s sentences, but they can’t read each other’s minds – especially when it comes to retirement planning. This disconnect is something that Judith Cane, a money coach with Money Coaches Canada in Ottawa, often encounters when working with couples considering options for their retirement years. The wife might assume they’ll sell the house and live close to their kids and grandkids, while hubby would rather buy a cottage and fish. She might expect to run her business and never fully retire...Read More
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