I've encountered numerous instances where financial advisors provide oversimplified advice that might sound beneficial in the short term but prove costly in the long run. A common piece of advice is to "keep your RRSP/RIF as long as you can…
As experienced tax accountants, we often advise clients on optimizing their savings strategies. The choice between a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) largely depends on your current and anticipated future income levels. Additionally, for…
To understand this, recall that Canada has a progressive tax rate – as you move to higher tax brackets, you pay a higher rate of tax. A contribution to your RRSP is an immediate deduction to your income – and…
As experienced tax accountants, we often advise clients on optimizing their savings strategies. The choice between a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) largely depends on your current and anticipated future income levels. Additionally, for…
An RRSP contribution is most tax advantageous if made during your highest earning years and withdrawn in your lowest earning years. Otherwise, a TFSA may provide the better investment vehicle from a tax perspective. So when should you invest in…
An RRSP contribution is most tax advantageous if made during your highest earning years and withdrawn in your lowest earning years. Otherwise, a TFSA may provide the better investment vehicle from a tax perspective. So when should you invest in…
Contributions to RRSP accounts made before February 28th can be considered for tax deductions to an individual’s personal income for the previous year or current year. This deadline often conjures up thoughts on retirement planning along with investing in pension…