According to  the Salvation Armyof Canada 25% of Canadians are concerned that their income may not besufficient to cover their basic needs. However, this percentage increases forsingle-parent households (40%), single-person households (31%), and caregivers(30%). Additionally, more than half of Canadians feel they are behind onretirement savings, according to a recent survey by tax preparation firmH&R Block Canada.

The survey also revealed that 52% of Canadians admit to being unpreparedfor retirement due to insufficient savings. These individuals are planning towork part-time after retirement. Nathan Best, a financial advisor for EdwardJones, is not surprised by these findings. Nathan specializes in helpingcorporate professionals and business owners make wise financial decisions thatwill help them reach retirement faster.

Nathan's unique approach is tailored towards the career journey ofdisciplined investors. He focuses on identifying primary risks, structuring aprocess, strategy, avoiding market downturns, and protecting savings. When he'snot helping clients achieve their retirement goals, he spends time with hiswife and two daughters, plays golf whenever possible, and visits differentbusinesses around town.

For more information, please visit https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en.You can also find Nathan on LinkedIn @NathanBest, DFSA™. To get in touch withNathan, call (905) 304-4565 or email him at nathan.best@edwardjones.com.