Wes Ashton and Ryan Ackers of Oakwater Wealth Counsel and Harbourfront Wealth Management sit down for a conversation about the impact of inflation on retirement planning.


With persistent inflation, an unsustainable budget deficit, and a pandemic still fresh in our minds, retirement planning might not be top of mind for most Canadians. Inflation has the potential to have severe impacts on retirement incomes if proper guidance isn’t in place. Hence, understanding the relationship inflation has to Canadians' retirement planning can ease some of those feelings of helplessness.

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