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Pension Income Splitting

Pension income splitting is a highly valuable element of retirement planning because it offers retirees an opportunity to increase overall family after-tax income through a reduction of the combined income tax liability.

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Benefits Arising From Education Have a Cost

The average tuition fee for undergraduate programs in Canada reached $5,772 for the 2013-2014 school year. These newly released statistics suggest that Canadians planning for their children's future education need to continually review their savings plans in order to meet the ever-increasing cost of a financially secure future.

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Spousal Trusts and Life Insurance

A testator will often transfer assets into a trust for his or her surviving spouse after death. Learn more about the strategies to do so.

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Life Insurance Shares

There are times when a business owner may wish to use the business to fund a life insurance policy and have the proceeds from the policy flow to a specific party. One planning strategy to achieve the business owner's objectives and avoid the imposition of a taxable shareholder benefit is to use "life insurance shares".

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Did You Know?

Your policy period refers to the time between the beginning and expiry of your policy.

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A Dependent is usually a spouse and unmarried children (adopted, step or natural) of an employee.

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TSFA is an abbreviation for Tax-Free Savings Account. Learn more here.

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A Certificate of Insurance is a written form that verifies a policy has been written, and provides a summary of the coverage provided under the policy.

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Capital Cost Allowance - A taxation term, equivalent to depreciation, that makes allowance for the wearing away of a fixed asset.