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Parents and tax

…Credit. Learn more by reading below. On this page you’ll find Canada Child Benefit (CCB) Child care expenses deduction Adoption Expense Tax Credit Saving for your child’s education in an…

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Contributions and transfers

…of July 2011, if you are the parent or grandparent of a financially dependent infirm child or grandchild, you can arrange to have your retirement savings transferred – or rolled…

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MISSING OUT: Report and Resources

…are saving, but only 1 in 2 are investing. Top reasons non-investor millennials gave for avoiding investing included having other financial priorities, not having enough income or savings, not knowing…

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Create your investment plan

…and realistic goals For example, instead of saying you want to have enough money to retire comfortably, think about how much money you’ll need. Your specific goal may be to…

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Hedge funds

…mutual funds, hedge funds pool people’s money to invest. The difference is that hedge funds can buy investments and use riskier investment strategies that are not permitted for typical mutual…

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How to buy and sell stocks

…plans can hold a variety of investments as well as savings deposits. How do you place an order to buy or sell stock? You can give your advisor or investment…

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Service expectations of financial advisors

…how much money you can make from investing, the advisor explains what can be reasonably achieved. In addition to specific goals about the money you plan to invest, the advisor…

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Helping your child buy their first home

…your child the money Decide how much interest you want to charge. For example, you could charge the same or a higher rate of interest than what the money would earn…

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Steps to offering a financial lifeline

…And wanting to help is human nature. But relationships can be complicated, particularly when money is involved. If a friend or family member asks you for money, you should review…

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What happens to your RRIF when you die

…a grandchild Summary Why naming a beneficiary for your RRIF matters What happens to the money in your Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) after your death – and the taxes…

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