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Nick

Nick

🧑‍💻20 something software engineer who’s favorite things include TFSAs 💰, retirement planning 👴, and long walks on the beach 🏝

What to do when you fill your RRSP and TFSA

So your have been a diligent Canadian and have worked hard and saved agressively to max out your registered accounts, now what do you do? 1. Unregistered investment account Start an unregistered investment account which will allow you to continue to invest and take advantage of things like "Tax

What is an RRSP?

If you Canadian the “Registered Retirement Savings Plan” RRSP is a vital investment vehicle, while it may not be quite as valuable as your TFSA it can reduce the amount of taxes you pay and increase your savings in retirement if used properly. Why use an RRSP? The RRSP allows

How to make $500,000 with your TFSA

How to using the TFSA can upgrade your retirement drastically?

What are All-in-one index funds

Your bank is probably evil and so is mine. Any of the big banks in Canada (and even the smaller ones) push their own mutual funds on financially ignorant individuals and get them to pay exorbitant fees that are up to 1000% higher (over 10 times) then index funds and

What is a TFSA?

If your a Canadian that is 18 years of age or older your most important investment vehicle is the “Tax Free Savings Account” or TFSA for short. As the name implies this registered account allows you to deposit money and invest it completely tax free which can save you hundreds

Wealthsimple vs Questrade 2021

Wealthsimple vs Questrade 2021

In the world of retail investing and saving, Wealthsimple and Questrade have poured millions of dollars into advertising this past year to get you thinking about them. They advertise their robo-advisors, low fees, and better returns than the big banks but which of them is better? Wealthsimple Trade and Invest