A winning stock: keep or sell?
A successful stock can become a large retirement exposure. Comparing sale costs, remaining company risk, and spending needs helps put the decision in context.
A successful stock can become a large retirement exposure. Comparing sale costs, remaining company risk, and spending needs helps put the decision in context.
A fixed company pension can provide reliable income while covering a smaller share of retirement spending each year. A year-by-year after-tax income plan shows what your portfolio may need to fund later.
Read the September 2026 Portfolio Construction note on interest rates, government debt, geopolitics, artificial intelligence, and Canada's economic outlook.
Read the September 2026 Market Commentary covering signs that Canada’s recession may be nearing an end, easing U.S. inflation, and the longer-term outlook for interest rates and artificial intelligence.
Starting CPP at 60 when you do not need the income is not automatically conservative. The better choice depends on whether your plan needs more portfolio flexibility now or more indexed income later.
A pension commuted value can offer control and flexibility, but the right choice depends on what the monthly pension protects in the rest of your household retirement plan.
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