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Apply for learners fund.
This fund is intended for providing parents and guardians with essential financial support for children and youth during these unprecedented times.
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DYK: The Government of Canada has announced that required minimum RRIF withdrawals are reduced by 25% for 2020. If you have a RRIF, talk to your financial advisor about whether it makes sense for you to take advantage of this.
1. Expecting a refund? Consider filing immediately to get the refund sooner.
2. Consider setting a portion of your refund towards long-term investing goals.
3. Owing money? Consider paying on the last possible day.
DYK: the Government of Canada has announced that Canadians will now have until June 1 to submit their income tax return and until after August 31 to make their final payment to CRA.
So, what is the March 2nd deadline hype all about?
It is a reminder that our Federal Government has given you until this date to make a contribution to your RRSP if you want to reduce the amount of personal taxes you will pay on your 2019 total income.
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Consistency is key when it comes to building your RRSP/TFSA. Make sure to take a slow and steady approach setting aside small amounts regularly. It's easier to start now, than waiting until the end of the year.
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Do you know the difference between an RRSP and a TFSA?
A TFSA, like an RRSP, is a personal account that shelters your savings from tax. The advantage of contributing to a TFSA is to help you reach your goals, not just to have a short-term savings account.
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