When it comes time to convert RRSPs to income, most Canadians choose a Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) as their retirement income option.You must convert RRSPs to income by … [more]

Withdrawals from your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and other registered accounts can be deferred as late as the year you turn 72. Tax deferral may seem like a good thing, but there are se… [more]

The investment industry has now grown exponentially over the last 25 years. Equity investing has become more popular than ever and investors are more knowledgeable than ever. We now have more investm… [more]

It's that time again when Canadians go out and buy RRSPs for the past year. Here's a comprehensive resource to help you make good RRSP decisions this year.Who is eligible to buy RRSPs?Anyone … [more]

Spousal RRSPs are income splitting vehicles available to Canadians. Unfortunately, they are often misunderstood and underutilized.What are Spousal RRSPs?A spousal RRSP is like an RRSP in that it… [more]