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Small business & taxes

…versus an incorporated business Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) Ontario small business deduction Capital cost allowance Non-capital losses Manufacturing and processing tax credit Personal versus business taxes Business taxes are…

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How your tax notice of assessment can help you

…sent with your return and what the CRA has on file. RRSP deduction limit – This statement shows your deduction limit remaining for your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), and…

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Behavioural insights: key concepts, applications, and regulatory considerations

…this include people’s unwillingness to change banks or insurance policies, even when there is readily-available evidence of similar products offering better savings rates or lower costs. Read more about inertia….

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What is an RRSP?

A Registered Retirement Savings Plan can help you save for retirement. Before March tax filing time, there is often a rush to buy RRSPs. That’s because RRSPs can offer tax…

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What diversification means for your investments

…main asset classes are: Cash and cash equivalents – Such as savings accounts, GICs and money market funds. Fixed income investments – Including bonds, fixed income mutual funds and fixed…

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Spring cleaning your investment portfolio

…years. A review can also help you understand if you’re on track to achieve your goals or if adjustments are needed, such as saving more money or changing investment products….

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What is a GIA and how does it work?

…depend on the amount of money you’re investing. Choose an insurance agent or deposit broker You can buy GIAs from advisors licensed to sell life insurance, as well as insurance…

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Educational assistance payments (EAPs)

…on: How much you received in grants and how much they’ve earned in the plan. What the plan has made by pooling and investing your savings with money from other…

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Getting Started: Human-Centred Solutions to Engage Ontario Millenials in Investing

…savings, and two-thirds have under $15,000 in non-mortgage debt—many millennials find investing to be a challenge: only one in two have investments, and a majority of non-investors cited low knowledge…

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