Shaun Denny - Canada Life

03/09/2022

Questions you should ask yourself to determine how much you’ll need to retire:

1) When do I want to retire?

2) Where would I like to live in retirement?

3) What will my expenses be?

4) What will my income be each month?

Figuring out how much you need for retirement doesn’t have to be complicated, let’s work together! ow.ly/hsQV103rf32

03/05/2022

What can I do for you? 🤔

As an advisor, I can give you personalized advice about our products and services and help you build a financial security plan so you can plan for the future. I’m also available for virtual meetings and by phone for your convenience.

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03/01/2022

💡 Did you know? 💡

There are 3 main sources of retirement income for Canadians.
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01/29/2022

Whether you’re planning to adopt 5 pugs or send your kid to college, we’re invested. For life as you know it.

Explore how Canada Life’s investment solutions can provide a smoother investment experience that is tailored to help you reach your goals and reach out to learn more!

Managed solutions bring together disciplined investment strategy and sophisticated, professional portfolio management for an easy investing experience.

01/25/2022

Mutual funds and segregated fund policies are two of the most popular choices for investors. If you'd like to know more, contact me!

Learn the differences between mutual funds and segregated funds and which one can help you reach your financial goals.

01/15/2022

Canada Life’s individual health and dental plans offer flexible options to suit your needs and budget. Find the right plan for you and your family today. ow.ly/mpAo103knX1

01/13/2022

How to deal with market volatility:

✅ Stay focused on your long-term investment goals

✅ Diversify your investments

✅ Revisit your investment plan regularly

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12/24/2021

Happy holidays! I wish you a joyful day filled with good food and holiday cheer to you and your loved ones. ✨

12/11/2021

12/09/2021

With Canadians living longer, it’s normal to worry if you’ll have enough money to last through your retirement. As an advisor I can help you explore your options and determine what’s right for your personal circumstances.

Worried about funding your retirement? You may want to consider delaying CPP/QPP benefits past age 60. CTV News' Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid explains why in her weekly column for CTVNews.ca.