4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement in Canada
An online course for Canadians piecing together their personal retirement puzzle.

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Toronto Star

National Post

CBC News

Money Sense

Globe and Mail
When can I retire?
Do I have enough saved?
How much should I take out of my RRSP and TFSA each year?
Every year millions of Canadians make two retirement preparation mistakes:
1. They pay a lot of money for bad advice and poor investments.
2. They decide to just keep working hard and leave the planning for later.
Don’t just hope that retirement works out for you.
If you’re looking to retire in the next 20 years, it’s important to take control today.
Retire Earlier, Invest Better,
Withdraw Smarter & Pay Less Tax
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meet your goals?
Why not learn from a real teacher- at your own speed.
Taking control of your own retirement is the only way to quiet that little voice in the back of your head that’ssaying:
Do I need to work one more year? Two more years?
Can we afford to travel after we retire?
Will my pension be there for me when I need it?
Investing scares me - there’s been so much bad news lately - where should I put my money?
How do I turn my nest-egg into a reliable amount of cash that I can spend each month?
Should I downsize my home to get some financial breathing room?
Would I save more taxes if I knew the ins and outs of the RRSP and TFSA?
Will my investments keep pace with the high inflation I see on the news?
What if I need long-term care in later retirement?
Is there anyone who can really explain this money stuff in a way I can understand?
With so many questions, it’s no wonder that most Canadians procrastinate retirement preparation. To make matters worse, financial salespeople are constantly thinking up new ways to siphon off a chunk of your nest-egg each year.
Four Steps to a Worry Free Retirement isn’t about giving you some top secret investing tip that will magically solve all of your problems.
It’s about gradually mastering each piece of your personal retirement puzzle - so that you can finally feel confident in piecing together your own unique solution. No more depending on salespeople who show pretty graphs and use fancy financial terms - but don’t actually help you understand the overall plan.

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Our online course is cheaper than any college or university course (and much more practical).
Likely much less than what you’re already paying in adviser or mutual fund fees!
WhyFour Steps to a Worry-Free Retirementis the right online course for you:
It will be automatically updated every time there is a change to pension rules or tax brackets - unlike books that are outdated after six months.
Course material is a mix of colourful videos, checklists, easy-to-understand examples, expert interviews, transparent research, helpful graphic organizers, and real life steps to take action.
We’ll learn together and get direct answers to our questions using the exclusive Facebook group and the Worry-Free Retirement Study Hall.
You’re learning alongside a certified Canadian personal finance teacher - not relying on some empty suit trying to hurry though a meeting so they can get to their next client.
What Will I Learn?
Course Overview

Meet Your Teacher: Kyle Prevost
Kyle Prevost is an award-winning Canadian teacher. He has been professionally writing about personal finance for over 15 years, and has been featured in publications such as the Globe and Mail, CBC, Maclean’s, Moneysense, and the National Post.
Prior to becoming a full-time author and speaker, Kyle created his own accredited high school personal finance curriculum - and taught hundreds of students in his Manitoba classroom. He reluctantly credits the pandemic for making him an experienced online educator.
Excelling in helping Canadians of all ages understand their financial options, Kyle strives to build knowledge in a simple, step-by-step manner that helps you take action when it’s most needed.
FAQ: Your Worry Free Retirement
Because rules for programs like CPP or taxes are always changing, books are already out of date by the time they hit bookshelves. This online course will be continuously updated. An online course also offers many more options for video and interview media - which many people find more accessible than hours of reading. Finally, there is no book out there that comes close to the value of being able to ask questions in our private Facebook and course forum groups.
Four Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement is for Canadian residents and former Canadian residents who wish to retire somewhere else. The tax rates, types of account, and examples provided, are all unique to a Canadian audience.
Most Definitely! Everyone chooses their own version of retirement and the sooner that you start planning the easier it will be to get the most out of your plan. While it’s never too late to start planning, the more beneficial it will be to your future you!
Yes! While it would have been ideal to go through the Worry-Free Retirement online course a decade or so ago - the next best time is today! Folks who have already started retirement might have CPP or OAS decisions left to make. The section on how to best use your housing equity alone is probably worth the price of admission for Canadians who have already been retired for a while.
Absolutely. You know how there is kind of a stereotype that if you get your car fixed and the mechanic picks up right away that you don’t know much about cars - then you might be getting taken for a bit of “ride” on your final bill? Well… are you sure you understand everything you’re being told by a financial salesperson? If you follow the action steps in this course you will quickly find that you no longer need to pay thousands of dollars each year for financial help. If you still want an advisor, that’s ok, but at least now you'll understand what they’re saying, and have a better grasp on if they’re really providing any value to you.