IN THE PRESS

If you don’t have children — and don’t plan on having any — the normal rules of personal finance don’t necessarily apply to you.

Renting is a normal part of everyday life. But it isn’t seen by many as a long-term solution.

How to help “Childfree” and Solo Ager clients prioritize living well today over building wealth for heirs.

The stigma of the “childless cat lady” persists, but these days, more young adults are embracing that label and opting out of parenthood — and benefitting, at least monetarily.

Giving financial advice to clients who will never have children involves more than simply tweaking the guidance geared to those who have or expect to have kids, according to Jay Zigmont.

The concept of running out of money intentionally in retirement might initially seem a bit strange.

Thomas L. Cook, founder and financial planner at Retire to Tellico in Knoxville, Tennessee, serves an extremely specific niche: the pickleball players of Tellico Village, a local retirement community.

A lot of people want to travel and retirement seems like the perfect time to do so.

According to Statista, 61% of adults invested in the stock market in 2023. If you’ve started investing your money or are looking into what to do with your savings, you’ve likely considered working with a financial professional to help you navigate.

On April 24, Globe and Mail reporter Salmaan Farooqui answered reader questions about his feature on how Canada’s child-free couples are spending their time and money.