Join us for a special Best of More Than Money episode.

Leanna and Faisal start by exploring what can surprise people most once retirement actually begins, from changes in spending and routine to the emotional side of leaving work.

Next, Leanna and Rob speak with Esme Fuller-Thomson from the Institute for Life Course and Aging about how lifelong learning can help retirees stay mentally sharp and socially connected.

Then, Dr. Emily McDonald of McGill University joins Rob and Leanna, to discuss why medications can pile up over time and how annual medication reviews may help.

To close the show, Dave and Faisal look at TFSAs and why many Canadians aged 55 to 59 are using far less than their available contribution room.

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On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Faisal Karmali and Rob Gerrie discuss the growing gap between public and private-sector pensions and whether governments should expand workplace retirement coverage.

Then, Mario Canseco, President of Research Co., joins them to examine a new survey on whether health-care professionals should be allowed to object to participating in Medical Assistance in Dying.

Next, microbiologist Jason Tetro “The Germ Guy”, explains why Alberta’s rising number of tick reports matters for retirees who enjoy gardening, golfing and spending time outdoors.

To close the show, Faisal and Rob break down PKAG’s Growth Bucket, why retirees still need growth and how it supports future income.

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On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Rob Gerrie and Leanna Wachniak explore “doom spending” and how retirees can tell whether their purchases support their goals or are driven by fear.

Then, they’re joined by Tim Bruckner, Professor and Chancellor’s Fellow of Public Health at the University of California, Irvine, to discuss whether work may help slow cognitive decline and how retirees can replace the routine and social connection it provides.

Next, Anthony Damtsis of the CAAT Pension Plan also shares new research comparing Canadians’ retirement expectations with retirees’ actual experiences.

To close the show, Rob and Leanna discuss how political uncertainty surrounding Alberta’s October referendum could affect retirement decisions and when it makes sense to adjust a financial plan.

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