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Making RRSP withdrawals before and after you retire

…withholding tax. It depends on your total income and tax situation. Learn more about the rules and consequences of taking money out of your RRSP. ANTI-AVOIDANCE RULES There are anti-avoidance…

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How setting goals can help you save

…to save, including to cover expenses for: Surprise bills and emergencies – Building an emergency fund means it will be easier to deal with unexpected events without taking on debt, and with…

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Opening an RESP

…and penalties Know how much the plan will cost. Are there sales fees or set-up fees, annual fees or penalties for making changes? 5. Read all the information carefully before…

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5 steps to assess your advisor

…of all costs including: sales fees and commissions fund management expenses administrative charges (such as RRSP fees) any flat fees or asset-based fees 3. Compare your results to appropriate benchmarks…

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Personal finance for veterans and service members

…the Canadian Armed Forces. SISIP is located at major bases, wings or units across the country. Their advisors understand the realities of military life and can recommend financial solutions to…

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How to buy GICs

…can pay by cheque or transfer from a bank account or another GIC that is maturing. Compare GIC rates To compare interest rates for GICs from banks and other companies

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What is a GIA and how does it work?

…interest rates move after your purchase. Some GIAs require a minimum deposit. Shop around for interest rates GIA rates are comparable to GIC rates, but they can fluctuate.  Compare GIA…

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Rewards credit cards

…for merchandise, gift certificates and sometimes cash. Points may be only used through certain stores. Travel rewards mean you earn points or air miles that you can use for flights,…

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Top 10 New Year’s resolutions for investors

…interest to compound. For your investments, you could consider spreading contributions throughout the year to take advantage of dollar cost averaging. Take stock of how much you can contribute throughout…

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