No. 1597RRSP Withdrawals in Your 60s: How Much to Take?Many retirees hold the bulk of their savings in registered, tax-deferred accounts such as Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs). By law, RRSPs must either be used to purchase…
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No. 1597RRSP Withdrawals in Your 60s: How Much to Take?Many retirees hold the bulk of their savings in registered, tax-deferred accounts such as Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs). By law, RRSPs must either be used to purchase…
No. 1598Cross-Border Tax Planning for Canadians Investing in US MarketsMany Canadians choose to invest in the United States—both in stocks and real estate. Economically, Canada represents a small portion of global markets: as of May 31, 2021,…
No. 1599ETF Investing in Your 20s: Where to StartI want to help my 20-year-old daughter start investing in ETFs. For context, she’s in university and has $8,000 in her portfolio. How can I help her learn…
No. 1600Financial Planning Strategies for Your 70sWhen most people hear “financial planning” they immediately think about saving and investing for retirement. While retirement savings are a key part of it, effective financial planning is…
No. 1601Market Outlook for June 11, 2023: Trends to WatchKyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes the latest financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Bank of Canada…
No. 1602How to Calculate Your Debt, Interest, and Monthly PaymentsIf rising living costs in Canada have left you facing growing debt, you are far from alone. Whether it’s student loans, a line of credit, a mortgage or…
No. 16036 Hidden Factors That Damage Your Credit ScoreHow healthy is your credit score? Unless you’re planning to apply for a mortgage, car loan, or another form of credit, it’s easy to forget about your credit…
No. 1604Managing U.S.-Dollar RRSP Withdrawals in RetirementAsk MoneySense I am 70 and have already turned my RSP into a RIF. However, I also have a U.S. RSP which will need to be dealt with…
No. 1605Market Highlights for the Week of June 4, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes the week’s top financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Raising the…
No. 1606No Pension in Canada? How to Generate Retirement IncomeThere was a time when retirement planning in Canada was fairly simple: you worked for many years, reached retirement age and counted on a reliable employer pension to…
No. 1607Moving to Alberta? Cost of Living, Jobs and LifestyleThis past fall I noticed the “Alberta is Calling” ads everywhere in Toronto—on subway walls, on social media and on billboards. One poster made me laugh out loud:…
No. 1608How to Choose Your First Job After Graduation, Beyond SalaryYou’ve finished school and are ready to begin your career — but you also need income quickly. Figuring out how to manage student loans, rent, utilities and other…
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