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Remember this: A $22,000 contribution from a top-bracket Ontario resident generates a $10,208 tax refund come April or May
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The cure for last minute RRSP blues
Jonathan Chevreau: 'Repeat after me: I do not want to go through this every February'
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RRSPs: Asset location is key
The true measure of success is not how much your investments returned, but how much you keep in your pocket after you pay taxes
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Do you worry about ending up old and poor?
For many women, becoming the proverbial 'bag lady under the bridge' is one of their worst nightmares. Unfortunately, this fear is a very rational one ...
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How much risk are you willing to take?
What should your RRSP money go into this year? It’s all matter of the risk you want to own
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Investors re-discover risk-taking side
RRSP season should be renamed 'Investing Season' as the looming deadline serves to focus savers attention. And this year they have rediscovered their ...
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More Canadians rely on government pensions
When calculating the income they'll have in retirement, Canadians will need to include the benefits they're entitled to receive from government-sponsored...
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Five RRSP mistakes you should avoid
Want to make more on your Registered Retirement Savings Plan? Here's some common mistakes that can cost you money
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Locked-in RRSPs: The grip is loosening
Once-iron-clad rules governing how Canadians get access to locked-in RRSPs are slowly changing but getting money out is not an easy process
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Free government benefits, but you have to apply for...
Among the startling findings of the long-awaited Financial Literacy Task Force was the revelation $160,000 seniors aren't getting the $1-billion in OAS...
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Why can't we stop spending?
How do we rework society to start thinking about saving, especially for their retirement years, and ending the culture of immediate gratification? We ...
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Family Finance
Family Finance: Saving for future generations
With more than $2.5-million in assets, 65-year-old woman can afford to let loose a little and start thinking about how to preserve wealth for her descendents...
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Retirement transition all about expectations
A couple edging towards retirement will need to adjust to living on less. Fortunately, there are some strategies available to soften the blow
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Don't increase your debts when your income is uncertain...
Family Finance asked a financial planner to help find a way for a family to get a larger home, fund the kids' education, and build up a nest egg -- the...
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Unloading debt is first step to retirement
A B.C. couple can educate their son, pay off debts and could retire with a modest income by beginning to pay down debt today
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