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8 months ago
can i invest in a FHSA if i sold my house due to divorse in 2020?
Housing
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8 months ago
south shore of montreal fisrt appartment budget 30% of net income including utilities?
Budget
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8 months ago
is putting all my money in XEQT at 30yo until retirement and not looking or touching it a good plan?
Investing
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8 months ago
if I max my RRSP and TFSA each year, will I be able to retire at 50yo?
Retirement
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8 months ago
we make 140k gross income as a family, how much housing can we afford ?
Housing
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8 months ago
If I am salaried and often work during weekend, can those days count toward my Tax deduction of work from home for 2021 ?
Taxes
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8 months ago
anyone has a list of like the 10 most common tax deduction/credit to look for elligiblity ?
Taxes
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8 months ago
Can I claim Unemployment for being fired because I refused to go back to go back in person to work (but still work from home)?
Employment
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8 months ago
Trying to budget kids, how much will we receive from the government for 1st and 2nd child (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) ?
in Montreal, Canada
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8 months ago
How much to budget montly for 2 children in a retirement calculator? considering I live in Canda,Quebec
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8 months ago
is there a retirement calculator that factors in OAS and QPP (i am in Quebec)
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8 months ago
is maxing my tfsa +rrsp enough to retire near 50-55yo?
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8 months ago
What to do after RRSP and TFSA are maxed? buy a 1st house (tax free once sold) or taxable account?
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8 months ago
RRSP contribution limit question
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8 months ago
Salaried Employee. Do you do your hours?
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8 months ago
as a Renter who feel I am missing on home owner leverage, how can I get a loan or leverage to invest in passive index ETF funds with rate near mortgage (1.5-2.5%) ?
Investing
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8 months ago
29yo just divorced trying to find an apartment but rent are now higher than my mortgage I had with my ex...is this coming back to normal after covid? (currently living with parents) (accountant) (Montreal suburb)
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8 months ago
just inherited 65k, (my tfsa is already max) should I drop it all on my RRSP in the same year?
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8 months ago
just received a check for 60k from the sale of my house, TSFA is maxed, should I max my RRSP with it in the same year? or use an unregistered account? can we postpone the RRSP deduction to a later date? where I would be amking more or split it between futur years?
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8 months ago
Is there a reason we get penalized for wanting to retire earlier (social security)? Like I saved like a madman to retire early and do the good thing, why do I get penalized?