TORONTO -- Growing economic uncertainty and fluctuating global markets are putting additional stress on Canadian retirees who face both financial insecurity and increased health risks due to the spread of COVID-19.
“All the market is doing is valuating companies and investments in a very short timeframe,” said Del Greco. But Paul Shelestowsky, senior wealth adviser at Meridian, says experts are still holding out hope for a V-shaped market rebound that will have a positive effect on most people’s investments -- retirees especially, providing their portfolios are well balanced and low risk.
For urgent matters that require in-person assistance, most of the country’s banks have dedicated their first opening hour to serve seniors and populations with greater health risks. Many financial advisors are also offering virtual or phone appointments. “They can even look at something like home equity lines of credit to cover shortfalls, things like that.”Both experts agree that the government has taken good steps to ease withdrawal requirements foras part of its slate of measures aimed at reducing the financial toll COVID-19 is having on Canadians.
peetygone It will bounce back big time!
There are no experts.
Yeah lose more money it’s not mine so I don’t care!!! Do what you need to do to keep your hard earned money
Why ? the govts killing them all off
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