by Roger Crandlemire | Dec 10, 2016 | Segregated Funds
Many Canadians are better off contributing to a TFSA rather than an RRSP. The amount you can contribute to a TFSA is based on your TFSA contribution room. If the TFSA has not yet been opened, then the individual can contribute up to $46,500 based on the maximum...
by Roger Crandlemire | Jun 10, 2016 | Financial Planning, GICs, Retirement Income, Segregated Funds
Government clawbacks can potentially be applied to even modest income levels and can be an emotional matter. They can reduce both income benefits/supplements and otherwise claimable tax credits. The term used rather than ‘clawback’ by Service Canada is ‘Recovery Tax’....
