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How Do You Retire Well?

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali discuss why a strong retirement plan needs the right portfolio structure behind it.

Then, automotive journalist Matthew Guy joins the show to talk about RV travel, summer road trips, and what retirees should consider before hitting the open road.

Next, Dr. Alex Bierman, Professor of Sociology at the University of Calgary, discusses loneliness among older Alberta adults and why social connection should be part of the retirement conversation. To close the show, Dave and Faisal ask what really makes a retirement successful: money, family, health, purpose, or a mix of all four.

On this week&rsquo;s episode of More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali discuss why a strong retirement plan needs the right portfolio structure behind it.
Then, automotive journalist Matthew Guy joins the show to talk about RV travel, summer road trips, and what retirees should consider before hitting the open road.
Next, Dr. Alex Bierman, Professor of Sociology at the University of Calgary, discusses loneliness among older Alberta adults and why social connection should be part of the retirement conversation. To close the show, Dave and Faisal ask what really makes a retirement successful: money, family, health, purpose, or a mix of all four.

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement—because it’s about more than just money.
Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie.
Learn more at www.morethanmoneyradio.com

More Than Money

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement—because it’s about more than just money. Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie. Learn more at morethanmoney.ca

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement&mdash;because it&rsquo;s about more than just money. Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie. Learn more at <a href="https://www.morethanmoneyradio.com">morethanmoney.ca</a>

The Road to a Successful Retirement

How Should Your Retirement Portfolio Be Built?

How to Shift Your Mindset in Retirement

Your 12 Best Years in Retirement

How to Deal with Stress in Retirement

Join us for a special Best of More Than Money episode. To kick things off, Leanna and Rob walk through PKAG’s process for designing retirement portfolios and explain the key factors people should consider when building a plan for income, growth, risk, and long-term financial security.

Next, Dr. Valerie Taylor, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Calgary, joins the show to discuss the mindset shift that can come with retirement.

Then, Faisal and Rob ask an important question; are we overestimating how long we’ll truly enjoy the best years of retirement? To explore that, they’re joined by Dan Haylett UK-based retirement transition coach, who breaks down the concept of the “good years” and how it should shape your planning decisions.

To wrap up the show, Dave and Leanna talk about how stress is showing up in retirement. From headlines and market volatility, to ongoing uncertainty, they explore how these pressures are affecting the retirement experience for many Canadians.

Join us for a special Best of More Than Money episode. To kick things off, Leanna and Rob walk through PKAG&rsquo;s process for designing retirement portfolios and explain the key factors people should consider when building a plan for income, growth, risk, and long-term financial security.
Next, Dr. Valerie Taylor, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Calgary, joins the show to discuss the mindset shift that can come with retirement.
Then, Faisal and Rob ask an important question; are we overestimating how long we&rsquo;ll truly enjoy the best years of retirement? To explore that, they&rsquo;re joined by Dan Haylett UK-based retirement transition coach, who breaks down the concept of the &ldquo;good years&rdquo; and how it should shape your planning decisions.
To wrap up the show, Dave and Leanna talk about how stress is showing up in retirement. From headlines and market volatility, to ongoing uncertainty, they explore how these pressures are affecting the retirement experience for many Canadians.

"Best of" Retirement and Well Being: The Psychology Behind the Plan

Alberta Separation, What It Means for You

The Hidden Financial Risks Facing Senior Women

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Rob Gerrie and Leanna Wachniak use Seniors’ Week as a starting point to ask a bigger question: are we doing enough to recognize, support, and plan for the realities seniors face today? They also look at Canada’s growing wave of retirements, with more people leaving the workforce each month and that number expected to rise in the years ahead. Then, economist Moshe Lander joins the show to unpack the potential economic impact of an Alberta separation referendum, including what uncertainty could mean for business investment, capital flows, energy markets, labour, real estate, retirement confidence, and Alberta’s relationship with the rest of Canada. Next, Rob and Leanna speak with Talia Bronstein, Director of Policy at the National Institute on Ageing, about elder abuse and the financial vulnerability facing many senior women in Canada. To close the show, Rob and Leanna walk through PKAG’s process for designing retirement portfolios and explain the key factors people should consider when building a plan for income, growth, risk, and long-term financial security.

On this week&rsquo;s episode of More Than Money, Rob Gerrie and Leanna Wachniak use Seniors&rsquo; Week as a starting point to ask a bigger question: are we doing enough to recognize, support, and plan for the realities seniors face today? They also look at Canada&rsquo;s growing wave of retirements, with more people leaving the workforce each month and that number expected to rise in the years ahead. Then, economist Moshe Lander joins the show to unpack the potential economic impact of an Alberta separation referendum, including what uncertainty could mean for business investment, capital flows, energy markets, labour, real estate, retirement confidence, and Alberta&rsquo;s relationship with the rest of Canada. Next, Rob and Leanna speak with Talia Bronstein, Director of Policy at the National Institute on Ageing, about elder abuse and the financial vulnerability facing many senior women in Canada. To close the show, Rob and Leanna walk through PKAG&rsquo;s process for designing retirement portfolios and explain the key factors people should consider when building a plan for income, growth, risk, and long-term financial security.

Alberta Separation: Retirement Under Pressure

How Falling House Prices May Delay Your Retire

Do you have enough to retire?

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Rob Gerrie and Dave Popowich look at Jet Li planning for retirement and Stephen Colbert preparing for the end of The Late Show, exploring what these career transitions can teach us about purpose, identity, and what comes next.

Then, Dr. Valerie Taylor, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Calgary, joins the show to discuss the mindset shift that can come with retirement. Next, Brendan Pansky, Director of Training & Development at True North Mortgage, explains how falling house prices may delay retirement for Canadians counting on their home as part of their plan.

To close the show, Rob and Dave ask whether “Do I have enough?” is really the right retirement question, and why planning should focus on the life you want your money to support.

On this week&rsquo;s episode of More Than Money, Rob Gerrie and Dave Popowich look at Jet Li planning for retirement and Stephen Colbert preparing for the end of The Late Show, exploring what these career transitions can teach us about purpose, identity, and what comes next.
Then, Dr. Valerie Taylor, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Calgary, joins the show to discuss the mindset shift that can come with retirement. Next, Brendan Pansky, Director of Training &amp; Development at True North Mortgage, explains how falling house prices may delay retirement for Canadians counting on their home as part of their plan.
To close the show, Rob and Dave ask whether &ldquo;Do I have enough?&rdquo; is really the right retirement question, and why planning should focus on the life you want your money to support.

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