Retirement

How much do you need to retire in New Brunswick?

Estimate the nest egg you'll need and whether you're on track — using New Brunswick household spending, your expected government benefits, and life expectancy. Education, not advice.

Pre-filled with average {province} household spending — adjust to your plan.

CPP + OAS for one person, gross. A couple gets about double — which lowers the target a lot. Most receive less than the maximum.

You'll need about
$654,867

Short by $176,664

Projected $478,203 at retirement. Save about $865/month more to close the gap.

Roughly $654,867–$742,508 depending on investment returns.

Planning from age 65 to about 85 (20.3 more years, life-table based).

Assumes a 3.5% real (after-inflation) return — 2% at the conservative end — withdrawals through your life expectancy, and today's dollars. Pre-tax and simplified: it doesn't model tax on withdrawals, RRIF minimums, or OAS clawback.

Retirement

Typical spending in New Brunswick

Average household, per year — the basis for the pre-filled spending estimate.

Living costs
$64,227
current consumption
Shelter
$16,357
housing, utilities
Total spending
$85,256
incl. taxes & savings

Educational information only — not financial advice. This is a simplified, pre-tax estimate; speak with a qualified advisor for a real plan.

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