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How to use income ETFs for retirement income

Are income ETFs the right choice for retirees? And should you place them in a life income fund that...

How to use income ETFs for retirement income
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Where should you invest an extra $50,000 in your 60s?

Where should you invest an extra $50,000 in your 60s?
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Retirement

We’re living longer—here are two ways to boost retirement savings and income

We’re living longer—here are two ways to boost retirement savings and income
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Retired Money

Inflation and investments: Heads up if you’re retired or retiring soon

How will inflation affect your investments? Experts dissect what the rising cost of living means for retirees and those...

Inflation and investments: Heads up if you’re retired or retiring soon

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What can I hold in an FHSA?

When the first home savings account opens later this year, investors will have many options to grow their savings...

What can I hold in an FHSA?
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Do you pay withholding tax on U.S. ETFs?

A Canadian-domiciled ETF is almost always subject to U.S. withholding tax, but there are exceptions and a foreign tax...

Do you pay withholding tax on U.S. ETFs?
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Is it better to list a beneficiary on registered investments or have the account go to the estate?

When is it better to have beneficiaries listed on investment accounts versus leaving everything to the estate?

Is it better to list a beneficiary on registered investments or have the account go to the estate?
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How to plan for retirement in five or 10 years

When deciding to retire in five or 10 years, there are a few things to consider, in addition to...

How to plan for retirement in five or 10 years

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Taxes

The 2022 tax brackets in Canada, based on annual income and broken down by province, too

The 2022 tax brackets in Canada, based on annual income and broken down by province, too

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