-
Christine Conway CFP
-
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
This information is not to be considered to be financial advice and contains the opinion of the author. Please speak with a qualified professional advisor before making any decisions. The nature of the information provided is subject to change at any time and the content of the posts will not be updated to reflect these changes. If a change, update or correction is made to a post, notice of that change may not be stated on the website. We make every effort to ensure that accurate information is provided. However, we are not able to guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information found on this website or from external sites that we have linked to. We will not provide compensation in any form if you suffer a loss of any kind as a result of the information on this blog.
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Archives
Categories
Meta
Pages
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Spousal RRSPs: A Way to Pay Less Tax as a Family
Why would I contribute to a Spousal RRSP instead of or in addition to a Personal RRSP? A personal RRSP works on the concept that your taxable income during your working years will be higher than your taxable income during … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Retirement
Tagged CRA, Income splitting, keep more of your money, retirement planning, RRSP, saving taxes, SP RRSP, Spousal RRSP, tax planning
Leave a comment
Benefits of RRSPs
Happy New Year! A good way to kick off the New Year is to make sure that you’ve made plans to pay as little tax as possible when it’s time to file your 2011 tax return. RRSPs provide a great … Continue reading
