Setting yourself up for retirement comes with a lot of questions and uncertainties. Peter joined CTV Morning Live to discuss what is a very common line of questions at Everything Financial Group. Watch Peter break down how to understand your pension plan and how to get on the right track.

Growing your investment portfolio thru stocks is a very common method, but with the ability to purchase using online trading platforms or with a financial advisor.

As the deadline to contribute for RRSP’s approaches, Peter joins CTV Morning Live to weigh on whether or not it makes sense to contribute more to RRSP or if there are other options you should be looking at.

The deadline for 2023 RRSP contributions is fast approaching, but is this type of investing right for you? Peter joined CTV Morning Live with Keri Adams to have a discussion on this. There are situations where it’s not in your best interest to purchase or contribute to a RRSP, Peter explains.

Peter Cishecki discusses Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs), and what to consider before purchasing!

Peter Cishecki talks RESPs! Breaks down what the account can be used for, what to do with unused funds, and more!

A recent BMO Survey said that Canadians believe they need $1.7 Million to retire. Peter Cishecki discusses the survey, and provides advice for saving for retirement.

Many Canadians are buckling under the weight of inflation and thinking of ways to maximize the savings they have set aside over the years. One question that often comes up is: “Should you pay down debts like mortgage or invest the money?”

If your nearing retirement or currently retired your likely watching the markets closely, with the current dips in the market. What sort of impact will this have on your investments and retirement lifestyle?

RRSPS are an option to add to your financial portfolio to give your investments an extra boost, but there is a lot of misconceptions about the Registered Retirement Savings plan.

We spend our whole working lives paying into the Canada Pensions Plan (CPP) to replace part our income when we retire but is it worth trying to collect early or should we wait until were 65? Do you need the money? What are the tax consequences? Is it worth delaying to get the higher amount?

Why would you consider cashing in your TFSA’s? Does your contribution room lower? What are the tax outcomes?