FP | February 9, 2010
While few Canadians may feel they don’t have enough tax-friendly savings vehicles, most ordinary working Canadians are well pressed even to maximize the contribution room they already have for their registered retirement savings plans. Unfortunately, personal contributions in RRSPs have declined for more than a decade and will continue to do so as Baby Boomers [...]
Category: Financial Knowledge, Money Management, RESP, TFSA |
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FP | January 13, 2010
It’s that season of the year again when most of us want to make the most of our money by investing it in the right vehicle, helping us reach our dreams. As parents we want to do our best to help our kids start their life on a good ground. Since the TFSA was introduced [...]
Category: Financial Knowledge, Financial Plan, RESP, Raising Children, TFSA |
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FP | March 24, 2009
Did you know the average cost to raise a child to age 18 is about $163,000 according to Vanier Institute of the Family viewed April 21,2005. The truth is most of us don’t think about the cost when we decide to expend our family with children. Children are the most expensive but rewarding additions to [...]
Category: Financial Budget, Financial Knowledge, RESP, Raising Children |
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Tags: Canadian Government, Children, Debt, GESG, RESP, Term Life Insurance, The cost of raising a child, university fee, Will