Introduction: Employer Pension Plans—A Foundation for Canadian Retirement Imagine this: Emily, a 42-year-old manager at a mid-sized company, has been diligently saving for retirement. She contributes to her employer’s pension plan but often wonders, "Is this enough? Should I be…
As we approach retirement, understanding the various sources of income and their tax implications becomes crucial for effective financial planning. For families with family-owned enterprises in Canada, this knowledge is even more critical. In this blog post, we'll explore the…
For many Canadians, employer pension plans are a cornerstone of retirement planning. However, the complexities of how these plans work, especially in comparison to Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and their tax implications, can be perplexing. In this blog, we'll…
Introduction: An Individual Pension Plan (IPP) is an increasingly popular retirement vehicle, particularly for owners of private corporations. Its appeal lies in offering retirement benefits akin to those enjoyed by government employees and larger organizations. However, it's crucial to understand…