WHAT DOES RETIREMENT LOOK LIKE AFTER YOUR HOCKEY CAREER?
According to the NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement, you need to play at least 160 games to become eligible for the League Pension Plan, which can begin paying you $8,000 per year — when you are 45. If you are fortunate enough to play far beyond the average and play for 10 years, not counting any playoffs, you can receive $37,000 per year after you turn 55. Will you be financially prepared between now and when you turn 55? Will that be enough to meet your needs at that time?
If you take a look at the chart below, you’ll see that with the right planning and experienced help, your income can continue to grow, long after your hockey career has ended.
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