Who doesn’t dream of retiring early? While 65 tends to be the benchmark for many Canadians, most of us approach retirement with the belief that the sooner it can happen, the better. Of course ...

Canada does not offer a retirement visa, so retirees must obtain a residence permit through work skills, education, family sponsorship or business opportunities. U.S. retirees living in Canada ...

People are worried about affording retirement in both countries. In Canada, inflation and living costs make it harder to save, with more than three-quarters of Canadians worrying about running out ...

My husband and I retired early at 55 with modest plans to travel around the US and Canada. Our lower retirement income has not gone far, and bad luck in the past year cut into our savings.

With its natural beauty, low population density and high-quality health care, Canada is an attractive retirement destination for older Americans. Although Canadian winters may be fierce ...

For a high-quality retirement lifestyle that features friendly people, beautiful landscapes, and great healthcare, U.S. retirees should turn their gaze northward to Canada.