How to plan for taxes in retirement in Canada
In retirement, some income is not subject to withholding tax, and you may potentially owe tax after filing each...
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When your pension isn’t big enough, what do you do?
With a mix of pension benefits, registered accounts and other assets, it’s entirely possible to build a comfortable retirement.
New to Canada and no pension: How to save for your retirement
How much money do you need to retire in Canada, and what sources of income can you rely on...
Which types of pension income can be split with your spouse in retirement?
Splitting income with your spouse can help you to pay less tax. Here are some types of retirement income...
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“We’re set for life. Should we cash out an RRSP?”
The cost/benefit analysis of liquidating an RRSP can get complex fast. What matters more are your priorities.
How to double your CPP income
New analysis from the National Institute on Ageing makes a strong case for delaying Canada Pension Plan payments to...
Planning for retirement with little or no savings to draw on
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How to qualify for EI benefits in retirement in Canada
Just because you paid loads into a program doesn't mean you'll get EI benefits when you retire
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Where should working retirees put extra income: A TFSA or an RRSP?
Working Canadian retirees may look at CPP and OAS as extra income. Is putting that money in a TFSA...