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Investing Advice

Three Things Canadians Should Know About the Tax-Free Savings Account

July 1, 2011 / Jim Yih

Happy Canada Day! In celebration of the holiday, let’s have a look at one of the latest and greatest benefits to which Canadians are entitled: Tax-Free Savings Accounts.

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RRIF Basics: 4 Common Questions on Registered Retirement Income Funds

May 17, 2011 / Jim Yih

An RRIF can be a Canadian retiree’s best friend if used properly. Here’s four frequently asked questions about the Registered Retirement Income Fund and some plain-English answers.

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Hey Canadians, How Much Will the Government Pay You In Retirement?

March 10, 2011 / Jim Yih

In Canada, there are two paycheques you can receive from the government in retirement: Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS). Most Canadians will receive these cheques so when it comes to retirement planning, it is very important to be aware of how these programs work and how much they pay.

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