Retire early, on purpose
You've done everything right — maxed your RRSP, followed the advice, trusted the plan. So why does retirement still feel so far away? Most Gen X Canadians have the savings but not the coordination. Find out exactly what's missing in 3 minutes.
No financial numbers required. No sales pitch. Just clarity.
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If you've ever lain awake wondering whether you've saved enough — you're not alone. It's rarely that you've done something wrong. It's usually just one gap, out of sync.
Thousands of Canadians Have Used This Assessment to Gain More Confidence About Their Retirement Future
The coordination gap
Many retirement plans focus on how much you'll have someday, rather than when you can actually achieve financial freedom.
Strategies like phased retirement, relocation, tax efficiency, and pension optimization can dramatically change your timeline.
Your retirement plan should reflect your lifestyle, priorities, and vision for the future.
Fees, taxes, cash flow decisions, and planning gaps can quietly add years to your retirement timeline.
Recent Success
What it looks like when the coordination gap gets fixed.
Composite client scenario based on real coaching outcomes.
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retired at
Mark assumed he needed to hit a specific number before he could stop working. A coordinated plan showed him he could retire years earlier than the traditional target suggested.
40%
expenses cut
Sarah didn't need to save more. She needed to spend differently. A geographic shift closed her gap almost overnight.
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David designed a 5-year transition plan instead of an all-or-nothing exit — and came out ahead financially.
In their words
I trusted Tyler before I trusted the plan — and that trust is what made me actually follow through. He listens before he advises, and that's rare.
The relationship felt different from day one — no jargon, no pressure, just someone genuinely on my side. The clarity followed naturally after that.
I've worked with advisors before, but never felt like a person until I worked with Tyler. That relationship is why I finally have a real timeline.
Who's behind this
Tyler retired himself at 49, and built OnPoint to help other Canadians do the same, without the guesswork.
Learn More About TylerThis 3-minute scorecard shows you exactly what's out of sync.
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Scorecard FAQs
Yes, it's completely free. The scorecard takes about 3 minutes, and you won't be asked for any sensitive financial numbers to get your results. There's no obligation to book a call or buy anything afterward — it's simply designed to show you where you actually stand.
No. This isn't a lead-in for a product pitch. You'll get your results, a short breakdown of what they mean, and if you want to go further, that's entirely your choice. The whole point of OnPoint is giving Canadians advice that isn't tied to them buying something first.
Especially then. Most people who take this already have savings and a plan in place — what they don't have is confidence that everything is actually coordinated toward an early retirement date. This shows you the gaps a standard plan often misses, even if you're already 'doing the right things.'
It's rarely a lost cause, and it's almost never actually about being 'behind.' Most people who feel behind have simply been given a generic plan built for someone else's timeline. This scorecard is designed to show you what's realistic for your specific situation — not compare you to an arbitrary number.
Generic calculators usually just multiply your income by a percentage and hand you a number. This looks at your actual coordination — fees, structure, timeline, and lifestyle goals — the things that typically determine whether someone retires early or ends up waiting years longer than they needed to.
It takes 3 minutes and costs nothing.
Find My Retirement Gap - Free, 3 Minutes