You foot the bills. But when it comes to your team’s pension, what exactly are you paying for? As it turns out, a lot.

The choice seems complex, but the answer may be simple.

Money remains the #1 stressor for Canadians, but there’s good news: those who work with a planner are more optimistic than those who don’t. And at Lawyers Financial, that professionally sourced optimism is free.

We asked a pension specialist the questions that matter most to Canadian lawyers, including, “what’s in it for me?” and, “what’s in it for my firm?”

90 is the new 80. Are you saving enough to live your best 100-year life?

“Live, Laugh, Liquidate?” Tax rules are changing. Learn how permanent life insurance can help keep your vacation home in the family.

In today’s good news department: DBplus just added another plus.

Rainy day savings: How much do you need and where do you start?

Lawyers are problem-solvers by nature. So, why do so many of them put off the problem of retirement? We talk to seven lawyers—all in their 60s—about the motivations that keep them working. And working. And working.

In this edition of THE FINE PRINT, we demystify compound interest, the set-it-and-forget-it principle that makes your money work for you.