Financial facelift

Can Linda, 74, afford to give an early inheritance to her three children?

Can Mitch and Michelle help their kids buy homes without jeopardizing their own retirement?

Can Murray, 57, and Veronica, 53, afford to retire ahead of schedule?

Do Claude and Maxine have enough savings to cover their retirement spending target?

Can Evelyn, 62, and Ezra, 70, afford to both travel and financially assist their son?

Can Theo, 60, and Evelyn, 57, afford to travel more without jeopardizing their financial future?

Can Simon, 60, and Wanda, 58, afford to help pay for their children’s first homes?

Can Alan, 53, generate enough dividend income to retire comfortably in seven years?

Can Maurice and Fiona afford to spend their winters in Palm Springs?

Should Jordan, 58, and Joy, 57, leave their cottage to their children?

Can Leonard, 68, afford to retire in a few years and spend time where ‘the weather is pleasant’?

Can Charlotte, 50, and Oliver, 51, retire comfortably without selling their house?

Can Mona, 59, and Tony, 62, spend more than $10,000 per year on travel when they retire?

Can 54-year-old Ivy and Gabriel afford to retire in three years?

Can Lucas and Shelby afford to give $100,000 to each of their kids for a first house?

Does Freddie have enough to retire and still support his children through university?

Can Noah, 61, and Amelia, 59, afford to retire next year?

Ed and Patti, both 58, have defined benefit pensions. But without a handle on what they spend, can they afford to retire early?

Can Elijah, 51, afford to retire early, even if his plans for self employment don’t pan out?

Can Liam and Olivia afford to retire and take their dream vacation?