Pensionize Your
Nest Egg:
How to Use Product
Allocation to Create a Guaranteed Income for Life
By Moshe A. Milevsky,
Ph.D. and Alexandra C. Macqueen, CFP
Three powerful economic clouds have slowly gathered on
the horizon, set to unleash a colossal storm on Canadian Baby Boomers,
Gen-Xers, Gen-Yers — and beyond.
The first cloud is
declining pension coverage: a mere 30% of the Canadian labour force
is part of a defined benefit pension, which guarantees a predictable lifetime
of income that can’t be outlived.
The second cloud is
demographic: the disappearance of traditional pensions is
happening just as the number of Canadians 65-plus has reached an all-time high
– with the number approaching retirement also at record levels.
The third is
financial:
the meagre personal savings Canadians have accumulated are nowhere near enough
to finance a dignified retirement using conventional investment products – and
RRSPs, RRIFs and other retirement accounts have been decimated by the poor
performance of traditional mutual funds, abnormal volatility in financial
markets and the “curse” of the sequence of investment returns.
In
the new book Pensionize Your Nest Egg (Wiley; Paper; September 2010; $26.95)
authors Moshe Milevsky and Alexandra Macqueen show you how to “pensionize your
nest egg” by creating your own personal pension, a monthly income that lasts
for the rest of your life.
The
book addresses:
- How
to recognize if you really have a pension – or just a tax-sheltered
savings plan.
- The
new risks you and your nest egg face in retirement, and why asset
allocation alone is not sufficient to protect you and your money.
- How
to follow a seven-step process to close your “Pension Income Gap” and
convert your retirement savings into a secure stream of lifetime income.
Whether
you do it yourself or work with a financial advisor, Pensionize Your Nest
Egg gives you a simple plan to create a guaranteed retirement income for
life.
- Please click here to view the promotional video
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- Please click here to access the calculators featured in the book
- The book can be ordered from Amazon and Chapters/Indigo
