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Should You Take Out A Loan To Pay For Your Wedding?
The article “Should You Take Out A Loan To Pay For Your Wedding?” was originally published on MoneySense on September 4, 2019. Saving up for the big day could be easier than you think. Q. My girlfriend and I have been living together in an apartment in downtown Montreal for two…
Read MoreCan You Make A Transfer From An RESP To A Spouse’s RRSP?
The article “Can You Make A Transfer From An RESP To A Spouse’s RRSP?” was originally ublished on MoneySense on August 27, 2019. Ralph has unused savings in a registered education savings plan, and wonders if he can move the taxable portion to his wife’s retirement plan. Q. I have an…
Read MoreWhat Are The Tax Implications Of Donating Land?
The article “What Are The Tax Implications Of Donating Land?” was originally published on MoneySense on August 20, 2019. Donating, rather than selling, could be a way to put money back in your pocket in the form of a tax refund, while benefitting a charity and the environment. Q. I have…
Read MoreWhat Is Wealth Insurance?
The article “What Is Wealth Insurance?” was originally published on MoneySense on August 15, 2019. Charles wants to know if he should consider buying wealth insurance in order to maximize the after-tax value of his estate. The short answer is: It depends. Q. I’ve seen ads by the Canadian banks for…
Read MoreGifting Real Estate To Your Adult Children
The article “Gifting Real Estate To Your Adult Children” was originally published on MoneySense on August 9 2019. Consider the impact of potential capital gains tax, what might happen to the property if your child gets divorced or dies, and whether there’s a chance you’ll need that asset in the…
Read MoreShould I Loan Investments Or Money To My Spouse?
The article “Should I Loan Investments Or Money To My Spouse?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 30, 2019. The idea is to split income, following Canada Revenue Agency guidelines, so the family pays less tax overall. Q. I’m 38 years old and have been married for 10 years. I…
Read MoreShould You Opt In To A Group RRSP?
The article “Should You Opt In To A Group RRSP?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 24, 2019. If your employer offers a matching contribution, you get an automatic return on investment that would be tough to beat anywhere else. Q. I’m 35 years old and have just started…
Read MoreShould Partners Combine Their Finances Before Marriage?
The article “Should Partners Combine Their Finances Before Marriage?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 19, 2019. Mathew wants to help his girlfriend kickstart an investing plan. Is gifting money for her TFSA a good idea? Q. Should I gift my girlfriend of two years money to put in her…
Read MoreShould You Use Your RRSP To Fund A Later-in-Life University Degree?
The article “Should You Use Your RRSP To Fund A Later-in-Life University Degree?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 11, 2019. At 58, Agatha plans to pursue a master’s degree. Should she use tap into her retirement savings to fund her education? Q. I’m 58 years old and I retired…
Read MoreMoving To The U.S.? Here’s What To Do With Your Canadian Investments
The article “Moving To The U.S.? Here’s What To Do With Your Canadian Investments” was originally published on MoneySense on June 26, 2019. Set to start a new job south of the border, Justin will need to consider that registered and non-registered accounts are treated differently. Q. I’m planning on taking…
Read MoreThe Bank Of Grandma And Grandpa
The article “The Bank Of Grandma And Grandpa” was originally published on MoneySense on June 12, 2019. Sol wants to contribute to his grandkids’ future with annual gifts he’ll start now. What’s the best way to manage the money outside of RESPs? Q. I’d like to start gifting $3,000 a year…
Read More“Will My Hard-Working Teen Have To Pay Tax On Withdrawals From Our Family RESP?”
The article “Will My Hard-Working Teen Have To Pay Tax On Withdrawals From Our Family RESP?” was originally published on MoneySense on June 5, 2019. Scott is wondering how to split Registered Education Savings Plan funds between his children to minimize the tax payable on withdrawals. Q. I have a family…
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