Avoid These 5 Big TFSA Mistakes
The Tax-Free-Savings Account (TFSA) is one of our favourite accounts to build long-term wealth with. It’s also an account that can trigger huge opportunity costs if not used wisely. For today’s post,…
Top Tax Tips for Retirees
We spend a lot of time on our site helping and talking to early retirees, semi-retirees and Canadians preparing for full-on retirement. A few tax tips and themes have emerged…
TFSA Contribution Room and Limit, Penalties, and Everything in Between for 2022
The Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a gift to all Canadians. I mean, who doesn’t love tax-free money or better still, money that grows tax-free?! I know we do…
RRSP Deadline and Contribution Limit 2022, and Everything in Between!
Before we start, as quick reminder, the RRSP contribution deadline for 2022 is March 1, 2022. There are a lot of RRSP questions going around, especially during RRSP season. This…
How to Become The Money Master (Author Q&A and Giveaway!)
A new year brings new opportunities to grow and improve for all of us. In The Money Master, author and speaker Sandy Yong shares her personal experiences with money, interviews…
New Year Financial Checklist Items
Out with the old, in with the new some say. That said, whatever is old can also be new again with our valuable new year financial checklist items – to…
Cashflows and Portfolios Best of 2021
Happy Holidays everyone! Thanks for being part of our journey at Cashflows & Portfolios. Welcome to our best of 2021 where we will highlight some milestones and top posts from…
Top Year-End Tax Season Tips
While you might be focused on other things this holiday season, the end of the calendar year is also a great time to get recharged and reorganized before another year…
Is it Possible to Retire at 32 with a $1M Portfolio?
Advocates and passionate followers of the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement have been ripped by some financial professionals for years now because financial planning is now harder than ever,…
When is the Best Time to Start Collecting CPP?
You might already know you can start collecting your CPP (Canada Pension Plan) benefits as early as age 60. Should you collect CPP at age 60? What about age 65…