Life Events
Goal Planner: Getting Started
Setting Goals and ObjectivesWhat are your goals and objectives? These goals are the building blocks to any sound financial plan. They help you determine your investment time frame, the amount that needs to be saved and a strategy for selecting the appropriate investments. Goals should be clearly defined and measurable so that progress can be easily monitored. Some examples are provided to get you started...When you think about your own goals, don't only think long-term, consider your short-term goals as well! Retire in 20 years with an annual retirement income of $40,000 (today's $).
Save for your child who will be attending university in 15 years and will require $10,000 (today's $) / year for a period of 4 years.
Save $20,000 for a down payment on a home to be purchased in 5 years.
Now, consider your personal situation by taking into consideration your own needs and goals. Visit our Financial Planning Tools Home Page to view a list of all of our tools. Be sure to write your goals down and keep them handy so that you
can refer to them periodically to ensure you are on the right
track. On an annual basis you should re-visit to your goals to
assess your progress and make any amendments to your
strategy. |
TD Waterhouse Financial Planning
- Let one of our Financial Planners create and implement a personalized financial plan for you.
Tools & Resources
Act Now
- Bank Accounts
- Brokerage Accounts
-
RSP
- Daily Interest Savings Account
- Term Deposits & GICs
- TD Mutual Funds
- TD e-Series Funds
- TD Waterhouse
- RSP Loans and Line of Credit
-
TFSA
- TD Canada TrustTax- Free Savings Account
-
RESP
- TD Mutual Funds
- TD Waterhouse
-
Apply
- Mortgage
- Line of Credit
- Loans
- Credit Cards
- Travel Medical Insurance
- RSP Loan