How Canada’s wealthy will retire

What does retirement look like for Canada’s wealthy?

A BMO Private Banking poll shows those with investible assets of $1 million or more:

• will retire, on average, at age 60;
• feel they need an average of $2 million to live out their ideal lifestyles;

• plan to stay in Canada (91%); and
• want to spend their retirement traveling (83%), spending time with family (73%), focusing on their hobbies (52%) and volunteering (40%).

The study also reveals 96% have an investment portfolio or share one with their spouse or partner. The average amount is $2,127,411, and nearly one quarter (23%) have more than $2 million.

How they intend to use the money in their portfolios:

• fund retirement – 91%
• inheritance for family – 42%
• income – 23%

Almost two thirds (62%) consider themselves balanced investors, 24% are conservative and 14% aggressive.

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