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Your clients’ money in their TFSAs will grow tax-free. Their withdrawals are also tax-free, regardless of timing or purpose. In RRSPs, contributions are tax deductible and can be carried forward to be ...

The RRSP contribution deadline for the 2024 tax year is March 3, 2025, and any contributions you make by then could help lower your taxable income and boost your refund when you file your taxes ...

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Omar and Tanya should aim to withdraw $30,000 each from their RRSPs, he says. This $30,000, plus the $22,500 from their non-registered portfolio, would bring their taxable income to $52,250 a year ...

If you’re investing in U.S. dividend payers, you’re better off holding them in a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), ...

There's no way of rolling over an RRSP to any individual retirement account in the U.S., according to Julio Lopez-Brito, a financial planner and tax specialist with Sensible Money. “U.S ...

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Unused contribution room accumulates year over year. RRSP: Contribution limits are set at 18% of your previous year’s income, up to a CRA-mandated maximum. (For 2024, this is $31,560.) ...