As many young Canadians head off to college and university, some will be fortunate enough to be able to tap into a registered education savings plan.

Different registered accounts offer different benefits. Here’s how to decide which ones may be right for your needs and goals.

The CRA’s tax benefits come with conditions. These mistakes can make the TFSA withdrawals taxable in a different scenario.

A $7,000 TFSA contribution could become as much as $70,000 if you pick the right stocks and hold patiently. The post How it’s Possible to Turn a $7,000 TFSA Into $70,000 appeared first on The Motley ...

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Analysts told Reuters that challenger banks such as Wealthsimple and EQ Bank, which do not charge exit fees, are drawing ...

A TFSA has a contribution limit of R36 000 per tax year and a lifetime cap of R500 000. Within these limits, all returns – whether capital gains, dividends, or interest – are entirely tax-free, making ...

Turning your TFSA into a cash-pumping machine is about discipline, smart asset allocation, and reinvestment. The post How to ...

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A financial planner explains some tax-saving strategies that Canadian retirees may not have thought of.