If you're thinking about retiring soon and still have a mortgage, you're not alone. Many Canadians are buying homes later in life and extending their mortgages. This is leaving many with debt into their 60s and beyond.

While it’s possible to retire with a mortgage, it requires careful planning to avoid long-term financial strain.

There are many free Canadian retirement calculators, but you don't want to rely on faulty calculations. I tested 17 free calculators to find the best.

Whether you're making a plan on your own or with a professional, make sure that your retirement plan includes these six vital pieces.

Pension buybacks seem expensive, but the benefits could be worth it. Here are 6 factors you MUST consider when making this important decision.

You may benefit from a financial second opinion if you recognize any of these signs.

How much does a financial plan cost? I reviewed the fees of 25 Advice Only financial planners to find out.

Find out how much your CPP and federal pension benefits will increase in 2024.

With retirement approaching, should you pay down your mortgage or invest?

Don't fall victim to the commonly used breakeven calculation for CPP benefits. Find out how it can mislead you and the better alternative that can help you make an informed decision.