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Retire rich - Strategies for retirement planning in the latest "Business Coach" podcast
Jan 25, 2008
TORONTO, Jan. 25 /CNW/ - Everyone wants to retire rich, and entrepreneurs are more likely than most Canadians to realize that goal. Still, many business owners will never live the dream for a simple reason, and here it is: as they dedicate their time and energy to running their companies, they neglect to put sufficient thought and effort into retirement planning. So, how can entrepreneurs put a plan into action - or ensure a current plan is still feasible? PROFIT editor Ian Portsmouth and Tina Di Vito, Vice President and Managing Director of BMO Nesbitt Burns in Toronto, provide solutions to listeners' RRSP and retirement planning questions in the newest Business Coach podcast, released today. Rated as one of the top podcasts available for download during the run of its first episode on Apple iTunes, the new Business Coach episodes offer new insight and information in an updated format to help small business owners run their business better. Since October of 2007 podcast episodes have been regularly available on iTunes, as well as on bmo.com and PROFITguide.com. Previous releases include: "Lessons from the Dragons' Den," "Economic Outlook," "Building an advisory board," "Family business," Personal finance," "Better Workplaces," "Social Media," "Tax Planning," and "Going Global." The Business Coach podcast is offered in both English and French, with the English language interviews hosted by Ian Portsmouth and broadcaster André Hains leading the Francophone episodes. The podcast is produced by PROFIT in cooperation with BMO Bank of Montreal. About PROFIT Magazine PROFIT: Your Guide to Business Success offers news, strategies, tips, interviews and other resources to entrepreneurs leading Canada's fastest-growing companies. Each year PROFIT - which currently reaches more than 300,000 readers nationally - hosts a number of events that bring together business leaders in the fast-growth segment and champions the interests of those leaders. PROFIT was founded in April 1982 as Canada's first national magazine geared to entrepreneurs. Visit PROFITguide.com.