Canadians are sticking to when they want to retire despite fears about whether they have enough saved, according to a pair of surveys released Thursday.
A Scotiabank survey found that 73% of Canadian investors have not changed the age they plan to retire, despite the volatile markets and economic roller-coaster during the past two years.
The average investor plans to retire at age 61, with 49% planning to retire before the age of 65.
Still, 22% are planning to delay retirement, with a greater proportion of people 45 to 64 years of age deciding to push back their retirement date.
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