No. 1693Tax-Smart Retirement: TFSA and Non-Registered AccountsI’ve got approximately $500,000 in non-registered investments. My TFSA is maxed out at $88,000. I’m planning on making yearly withdrawals from my TFSA in the amount of 4%…
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Page 142No. 1693Tax-Smart Retirement: TFSA and Non-Registered AccountsI’ve got approximately $500,000 in non-registered investments. My TFSA is maxed out at $88,000. I’m planning on making yearly withdrawals from my TFSA in the amount of 4%…
No. 16943 Strategies to Protect Your RRIF During a RecessionWhat should you do with your RRIF right now? With frequent talk of a recession and ongoing market volatility, many investors who manage their own registered retirement income…
No. 1695Canada’s $10-a-Day Childcare: What Families Need to KnowWhen planning a family in Canada, the cost and availability of childcare are major concerns for many parents. Demand for child care has risen over recent decades, and…
No. 1696Wes Hall Reveals Money Myth and Why a Tailored Suit Pays OffFounder, philanthropist and Dragons’ Den star Wes Hall emigrated from rural Jamaica to Canada as a teenager. The night he arrived he resolved to succeed, and despite the…
No. 1697Stock Market Recap: Key Moves for Week of Feb 26, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, breaks down this week’s financial headlines and explains what they mean for Canadian investors.…
No. 1698How Much Do You Need to Retire in Canada? Is 1.7 Million Enough?Retired Money highlights Many Canadians say they expect to need about $1.7 million to retire, according to a BMO poll How someone could save $1.7 million inside RRSPs…
No. 1699How to Maximize RRSP and TFSA on $0 IncomeAsk MoneySense I have $119,000 room allowed in my RRSP and $81,000 room in my TFSA. I am 47, live in B.C., currently not earning income as a…
No. 1700How to Choose an Estate Executor When Family Is Not an OptionAsk MoneySense We’re often told to have a valid will, but what if you have no close family or the people you would name live overseas? To our…
No. 1701Market Recap and Outlook: Week of Feb 19, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes recent financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Steady pipeline profits rarely…
No. 1702Emotional Investing: How to Make Smarter Financial DecisionsWelcome to “A Rich Life,” a new column by Shaun Maslyk, Certified Financial Planner and Certified Financial Behaviour Specialist, where he explores how financial psychology helps us understand…
No. 1703Do You Pay Taxes on Spousal or Child Support?Ask MoneySense I received a lump-sum payment from my ex-husband, as stated in our separation agreement. The agreement states, “this satisfies X’s spousal support obligations towards Y retroactively…
No. 1704How to Claim the CPP Survivor’s Pension in CanadaAsk MoneySense My wife passed away, and I heard about the survivor’s pension. Can you tell me more about this benefit and how to receive it?—Kevin What is…
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