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Christine Ibbotson

Christine Ibbotson

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Newspaper Column and Blogger, Chatham-Kent This Week

Toronto

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  • COLUMN: Ask the Money Lady - Become a super senior

    By Christine Ibbotson| The Carillon Verified Dear Money Lady Readers: Let’s talk about longevity – it’s a real thing…..you should be living to 100!In 2006, there were 492,000 Canadians over 85 and today there’s over 1.5 million. But wait, that’s not all. In the next 30 years, that number is expected to almost triple to 4.3 million Canadians over 85. And this is not just a Canadian phenomenon, it’s happening all around the world.

    By Christine Ibbotson · The Carillon

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • COLUMN: Ask the Money Lady - Recession a great time to invest

    By Christine Ibbotson| The Carillon Verified Dear Money Lady,Do you think we’re going into a recession? Roy L. Hello Roy, YES – and it’s a great time to invest. Here’s a quote from James O’Shaughnessy: “Fear, greed, and hope have destroyed more portfolio values than any recession or depression we have ever been through.”I know most people are upset when looking at their retirement portfolios these days and with our current economic environment we may be in for a much longer ride on this uncertainty-rollercoaster.

    By Christine Ibbotson · The Carillon

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • COLUMN: Ask the Money Lady - Become a super senior

    By Christine Ibbotson| The Carillon Verified Dear Money Lady Readers: Let’s talk about longevity – it’s a real thing…..you should be living to 100!In 2006, there were 492,000 Canadians over 85 and today there’s over 1.5 million. But wait, that’s not all. In the next 30 years, that number is expected to almost triple to 4.3 million Canadians over 85. And this is not just a Canadian phenomenon, it’s happening all around the world.

    By Christine Ibbotson · The Carillon

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Chatham-Kent This Week