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What You Need to Know About RRIFs

What You Need to Know About RRIFs

by Investing with Purpose | Nov 3, 2025 | 2025, Blog, Investment, Pension Plan, Retirees, Retirement

What You Need to Know About RRIFs: Turning Your RRSP Into Retirement Income As retirement approaches, many Canadians start wondering: what happens to all the savings they’ve been building in their RRSP? The good news is, your RRSP doesn’t just stop working for you...
OAS Clawback 2025: What Retirees Need to Know About the Recovery Tax

OAS Clawback 2025: What Retirees Need to Know About the Recovery Tax

by Investing with Purpose | Sep 1, 2025 | 2025, Blog, Investment, Pension Plan, Retirees, Retirement

OAS Clawback 2025If you’ve worked hard to build your retirement income, the last thing you want is to see your government benefits clawed back. Yet for many Canadians, the Old Age Security (OAS) recovery tax—commonly called the OAS clawback—can quietly reduce this...
When Should You Start Your Canada Pension Plan?

When Should You Start Your Canada Pension Plan?

by Investing with Purpose | Aug 1, 2025 | 2025, Blog, Investment, Pension Plan, Retirees, Retirement

When Should You Start Your CPP? Deciding when to take your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a key piece of your retirement puzzle. You can start collecting CPP as early as age 60 or delay it until as late as age 70. The standard age to begin is 65—but the government...
Tax Tips for Filing Your 2024 Income Tax Return

Tax Tips for Filing Your 2024 Income Tax Return

by Investing with Purpose | Mar 31, 2025 | 2025, Blog, financial advice, incorporated professionals, Individuals, Investment, Pension Plan, personal finances, Professionals, Tax

The deadline for filing your 2024 income tax return is April 30, 2025. Stay informed about the latest tax changes and benefits available to maximize your savings and ensure compliance. This guide outlines the key updates and important deductions and credits separated...
Do you have enough for retirement?

Do you have enough for retirement?

by Investing with Purpose | Jun 1, 2023 | Blog, Pension Plan, Retirees, Retirement, RRSP, Tax Free Savings Account

Many of us dream of the day that we can retire and have the time to ourselves that we have dreamed of for so many years. But, to have a genuinely contented and relaxing retirement, you need to ensure that you have the means to afford it. So, now’s the best time...
The Key Differences Between a Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Pension Plan

The Key Differences Between a Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Pension Plan

by Investing with Purpose | Apr 1, 2023 | Blog, Business Owners, Group Benefits, Pension Plan

The Key Differences Between a Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Pension PlanAs an employer, you may be thinking about offering your employees a pension plan. If so, you have two main options: Defined benefit pension plan Defined contribution pension planA...
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  • Why Life Insurance Should Be Part Of Your Estate Planning October 1, 2026
    By working hard and carefully managing your money, you've set yourself up to be able to relax and enjoy yourself during your retirement years. You also need to think beyond your retirement years about what you want to do with your assets during estate planning. In addition, you need to consider your estate planning's tax […]
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  • Why a Critical Illness Insurance Top-Up Could Make a Big Difference September 1, 2026
    Many Canadians have some critical illness coverage through work, but it often isn’t enough. A top-up can help families, employees, and business owners bridge the gap, offering peace of mind, flexibility, and protection when it’s needed most.
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  • Financial Checklist for New Parents in Canada August 3, 2026
    A new baby changes everything, including your money. Between sleepless nights and tiny socks, a few financial steps can help protect your growing family. Here is a simple checklist of what to set up, update, and start when a baby joins your home.
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  • How to Catch Up on Your RRSP Contributions June 30, 2026
    Unused RRSP contribution room does not disappear, it carries forward every year. If you have fallen behind on contributions, you may have more room than you realize. Here is how RRSP catch-up contributions work and how to use them to reduce your tax bill
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  • What Is Participating Whole Life Insurance? June 1, 2026
    Participating whole life insurance is a permanent policy that does more than protect your family — it builds cash value and pays dividends over time. Learn how it works, who it's for, and how it compares to other types of life insurance.
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Why Life Insurance Should Be Part Of Your Estate Planning

By working hard and carefully managing your money, you’ve set yourself up to be able to relax and enjoy yourself during your retirement years. You also need to think beyond your retirement years about what you want to do with your assets during estate planning.

In addition, you need to consider your estate planning’s tax implications and how life insurance can help reduce the tax burden your heirs will face.

We’ll tell you about:
• What kind of assets you can include in your estate.
• How life insurance can be used to cover tax liabilities.
• Other reasons you may want to have life insurance as part of your estate planning.

Why a Critical Illness Insurance Top-Up Could Make a Big Difference

Many Canadians have some critical illness coverage through work, but it often isn’t enough. A top-up can help families, employees, and business owners bridge the gap, offering peace of mind, flexibility, and protection when it’s needed most.

Financial Checklist for New Parents in Canada

A new baby changes everything, including your money. Between sleepless nights and tiny socks, a few financial steps can help protect your growing family. Here is a simple checklist of what to set up, update, and start when a baby joins your home.

How to Catch Up on Your RRSP Contributions

Unused RRSP contribution room does not disappear, it carries forward every year. If you have fallen behind on contributions, you may have more room than you realize. Here is how RRSP catch-up contributions work and how to use them to reduce your tax bill

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