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Sources of income in retirement

…a good choice for you. Just as in an RRSP, your savings grow tax-free while they’re in a RRIF and you can choose how to invest your money within the…

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How RDSP payments and withdrawals work

When you’re ready to withdraw money from your Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), there are different rules that affect when you can withdraw, and how those payments are taxed. On…

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Living for today at the expense of tomorrow

…than invest in a diversified portfolio. Pursuing the promise of immediate returns can result in people losing a lot of money. Retirement savings – The decision to save money runs…

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6 money tips for life in retirement

…at the end of the month, consider savings options that will maximize your returns. For example, consider saving money in a TFSA. Your savings grow tax-free and you won’t pay…

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If you spend more than you earn

…how much you earn and how much you spend. You’ll need to find a way to either earn more money or spend less money. Making small changes can add up…

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What to ask if you need to borrow money

…When does it make sense to borrow money? What questions should you ask before borrowing money? How can you reduce your borrowing costs? Summary When does it make sense to…

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How defined contribution pension plans work

…are still a member of the plan, your savings will be transferred to your spouse or beneficiary. The amount can be transferred to your spouse’s RRSP or RRIF. The savings…

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Equity crowdfunding in Ontario

…a way for start-ups or early-stage businesses to raise money from a large number of people. It allows you to invest in a business. In return for your money, you are given…

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Loss aversion: Why people are so afraid of losing money

…though a responsible amount of risk may earn them a higher return in the long run. Managing savings – Every time you decide to manually contribute money to your savings…

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How does the risk-return relationship affect investing?

…They may ask questions such as: When do you expect you will need the money you are investing? Do you have any large purchases you’re saving up for, such as…

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