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In this episode of The Money Scope Podcast, we take a deep dive into the complex world of pensions for incorporated professionals in Canada—from RRSPs and IPPs to MEPPs. We explain how these compare in terms of tax treatment, investment flexibility, creditor protection, and long-term retirement security.
We also explore the behavioral and psychological side of pensi...
In the preceding post, I reviewed the rules for using an FHSA and how to make the most of the tax benefits. The FHSA is an account type, but the next question is what to put in that account. The answer depends on your situation, risk tolerance, and...
My collaborators at BMO ETFs are sponsoring us for another opportunity to open the TMX in downtown Toronto. If you have joined us for one of these before, you’ll know it is a blast. Like a mix of Family Feud & New Year’s Eve.
When: Tuesday, Jan 27, 2026 from 8:45am-10:30am
The first home savings account (FHSA) was introduced in 2023 to help Canadian first-time home buyers save for their down payment. If you qualify and have money to invest, this is the most powerful registered account that you can use. It eliminates tax if you use the money to buy a house (essentially a government subsidy). Even if you do not buy a home, the FHSA has tax advant...
Editorial Note: Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) are familiar territory for most Canadians. They feel comfortable and safe. Just like the institutions that they are usually purchased from. However, just like other financial advice and products, you should look beneath the surface to understand the true costs. Further, compare that to the alternative options ...
