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Retiring to Mexico— for a lower tax rate

You technically have to pay just 15% on your Canadian income, but there's more to the story

Retiring to Mexico— for a lower tax rate
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Using real estate vs. RRSPs to fund retirement

You'll have to unwind the RRSP regardless, so watch the tax bill when selling a home for retirement income...

Using real estate vs. RRSPs to fund retirement

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Using pension money to pay down debt

Vanquishing all debt before retirement is ideal but not always absolutely necessary

Using pension money to pay down debt

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Retirement income jitters

Penny has a defined benefit pension, but no equities. Will she have enough income in her golden years?

Retirement income jitters

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Paying into CPP when you work past your 60s

In Canada, paying into CPP if you work—at whatever age—is mandatory

Paying into CPP when you work past your 60s

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Can you have RRSPs and RRIFs at the same time?

And more importantly, should you?

Can you have RRSPs and RRIFs at the same time?
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Ways to reduce taxable income in retirement

Larry has more money saved than he can possibly spend. He wants a RRIF strategy to cut taxes

Ways to reduce taxable income in retirement

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How business owners should time CPP and OAS

Deferring has extra benefits when you own a business

How business owners should time CPP and OAS

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Everything you can do with your RRSP at 71

If you still have time, you should consider withdrawals before 71

Everything you can do with your RRSP at 71

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