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Size of TFSA contribution limit rises for 2nd year in a rowThe contribution limit for tax-free savings account has been raised by $7,000 for the upcoming year, the second largest jump on record.MoneyNov 24, 2023
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‘Oh, you’ve had bad investments’ — when the magic of the TFSA works against youTFSAs are wonderful for growing your savings but can also amplify the impact of bad investment decisions.MoneyOct 26, 2019
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When cashing out your RRSP at 65 makes perfect senseMany Canadians 'would be well advised to cash out any RRSPs around age 65,' according to one Ottawa-based statistician.MoneyApr 13, 2019
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Millennials account for highest RRSP contribution, according to BMO studyAccording to an annual BMO study, millennials' contributions to their RRSPs has jumped by 87 per cent since 2016.CanadaFeb 28, 2019
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The TFSA limit has grown to $6K — should Canadians contribute?Canadians hoping to save money after the holiday spending now have an option to stash away more cash this year -- and tax-free.CanadaJan 3, 2019
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Getting ready for retirement, what you need to know about RRSPsThe countdown is on for your RRSP contributions. Here's some last-minute financial advice for people considering this option.ConsumerFeb 27, 2017
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How to re-think your retirement savings for today’s economyExperts warn Canadians should either start planning for a lower post-retirement income, or find a way to make their savings grow.MoneySep 14, 2016
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Need graduation present ideas? Give the gift of a financial planMany parents may be wondering what to give their child for a graduation gift. Why not consider giving the gift that will keep on giving for years to come - a financial plan.ConsumerJun 28, 2016
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Feds to look at offering Canadians option to increase CPP contributionsCanadians may have more options when planning for retirement, Finance Minister Joe Oliver announced Tuesday in the House of Commons.CanadaMay 26, 2015
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Who benefits from doubling TFSA limits?TFSAs, first created in 2009, are supposed to be an easy incentive for ordinary Canadians to save more for retirement. So why do they benefit older, wealthier Canadians most?CanadaApr 8, 2015
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