I’m 58 years old, single and simply over the daily grind. I've got $970K stashed in my RRSP — can I retire today? You’ve hit ...

The answer to when you can safely retire depends on several factors specific to an individual’s unique circumstances ...

The CRA officer denied his second request for relief, concluding that the taxpayer’s misinterpretation of his RRSP deduction ...

If you have lots of money in index funds like the iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index Fund (TSX:XIU), you might be just fine taking CPP early. The post 3 CRA Warning Signs for Early CPP Recipients appeared first ...

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The RRSP itself has been used as a tool for prospective buyers to save up for the purchase of a home thanks to the Home Buyers’ Plan, which allows Canadians to withdraw up to $35,000 from their ...

The Home Buyers' Plan allows an individual to take $25,000 from an RRSP or a couple to withdraw $50,000 and put it toward buying or building a first home. But it has to be repaid. A similar ...

Since an RRSP is a tax shelter and has a tax deduction, you’re probably thinking that this makes the RRSP superior to the TFSA. But it really depends on your goals and your timing ...

RRSP withdrawals are considered taxable income in the year you make the withdrawal. This means they’re added to your other sources of income, like your salary or investments, ...

Self-directed RRSP is a type of RRSP (registered retirement savings plan) that gives the owner more control and flexibility in managing the account.

Before we get into how RRSP matching works, we need to define the difference between group RRSPs and RRSP matching. A group RRSP is a program offered by an employer and usually managed by an ...