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Just enough info to answer a few questions, or ask the right ones.

The ABCs of Spousal RRSPs

The idea is that one person, typically the higher earner, contributes money to the spousal plan on behalf of their spouse.

TFSA vs RRSP vs Both

Know more than you ever wanted to about how RRSPs and TFSAs work.

Fall in Love with these Income Splitting Tips for you and your Spouse

Want to make the most of your savings in retirement with your married or common-law spouse?

Getting the Most from Your RESP

Interested in maximizing the impact of your RESP contributions? Here is a great strategy to consider.

It’s Not Just About The Fees

Sure, fees are a factor in an investment portfolio, but they are not the only one to keep in mind.

Making Your Retirement Easy Breezy with RRIFs and LIFs

It’s important to prepare for retirement. Given the choice between fun-filled vs the stress of the unknown, the choice is clear.

Segregated Funds and the Death Benefit Guarantee

When considering estate planning, it’s prudent to consider seg funds and the death benefit guarantee as a valuable and viable option.

The Estate Wedge

The estate wedge is not only easy to implement, it can also provide you with real value and peace of mind.

Changing Gears

Whatever your process, when it comes to planning for your retirement, there are two distinct stages – accumulation and decumulation.

RRSPs are just one part of your retirement income

When calculating the right amount to contribute, it’s helpful to consider whether you can expect to receive additional income in retirement.

How to claim an RRSP tax deduction

Reporting your RRSP contribution as a deductible expense is fairly straightforward.

Avoid RRSP tax penalties

What happens if you go over your RRSP contribution room?