What retiring Boomers need are financial advisors proficient in retirement planning, capital preservation and investing within a scenario of regular withdrawals from a portfolio.

But as these kinds of advisors are relatively few in number, many Boomers may not be getting the right kind of advice, particularly if it is true (as some critics claim) that many advisors are more concerned about generating sales.

I am going to take you out of the quagmire of all the conflicting advice and help you to structure a retirement that will take you where you want to be regardless of the market and/or economic conditions.

Canadians are living longer — with average life expectancy now at 85, according to Statistics Canada. Retirees will need to factor that into savings plans.

It used to be the worry was ‘What if I die?’ And today it’s ‘What if I live; what if I live a really long time?

There is no use in ignoring the HUGE elephant in the room. Let me help you dispel those concerns by structuring a retirement plan that will guarantee that you will not have to cope with life after the end of your money.