Retirement planning

You’ve done so much to support our country’s future by working in education. You deserve support for your future, too—as you prepare for retirement and enjoy the journey. We’re here for that.

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Download the ultimate retirement planning resource bundle for Canadian education workers

We’ve packaged up our best retirement planning resources to
help you get retirement ready with confidence.

  • Retirement planning checklist
  • Template retirement letter
  • Your life by design ebook
  • Procrastinator’s guide to retirement
  • Esprit – our membership and insurance guide
  • Insurance comparison checklist
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Latest retirement planning news, videos and resources

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What does the Ontario Drug Benefit program cover when you turn 65? Jim Grieve shares the scoop

RTOERO Executive Director Jim Grieve explains what’s covered (and what’s not covered) by the Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) program when you turn 65. Hint: it’s […]

 
5 easy ways to get ready for retirement

Retirement planning can be stressful. To help, Jim Grieve shares 5 easy ways to get ready for retirement. Sign up for a retirement planning workshop

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Can you afford to retire? How to get your finances retirement-ready

It’s never too late to make smart financial decisions for retirement. That’s true even – sometimes especially – in the last five years before leaving […]