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London, Ontario N6M 1L4 London, ON, Canada

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NEED HELP WITH RRSP CONTRIBUTION PLANS...??? TIME IS TICKING FAST NOW, SO LETS DO IT: The deadline for a RRSP Tax contribution is always 60 days after the end ...of the previous year to be eligible for a deduction for the 2016 tax year. This year the RRSP deadline is March 1, 2017. I can help you with one of that your financial goals Contributions made in the first 60 days of the year can be applied against the previous taxation year or in any subsequent year. If you are turning 71, this is the last year in which you may contribute to your RRSP. You must convert your RRSP by December 31 in the year you turn 71 Maximum contribution limits, lower of: 1.18% of your earned income from the previous year, or 2. The maximum annual contribution limit $26,010 for e taxation year less 3. Any company sponsored pension plan contributions (PA pension adjustment) Tax Year Income from RRSP Maximum Limit 2017 2016 $26,010 2016 2015 $25,370 2015 2014 $24,930 2014 2013 $24,270 2013 2012 $23,820 Spousal RRSP All or a portion of your RRSP contribution can be made to an RRSP in your spouses name. As the contributor, you get the deduction, but your spouse is the owner of the plan. This includes common-law spouse as defined by Revenue Canada. There can be tax implications when spousal funds are withdrawn

Financial Facts & Challenges We here are living in...: a) A little over 1/3rd Canadians, dont bear any savings/investments b) A little over 25% private sector workers have employer funded Pension plans c) Average saving in Registered Plan is a little over 50K... It is bit odd and ironic we havent been taught money management in school. Financial Issues/products arent often discussed neither always well explained.Common people have trouble balancing their own checkbook and reading financial statement. Plastic money is being used too frequently but dont always understand hidden charges. Insurance policies are being bought and stick in file cabinets. To have a comfortable retirement, only few have a plan. You can easily find out there active spenders but passive savers....

End of the Day, which Way Investing the Money in long run would be beneficial?? 1). Home/ Residence. OR 2) Registered Saving Plan. OR 3). Non- Registered S...aving Plans. OR 4). Universal Life. OR 5). TFSA Want to sit together, see and talk?? I can be reached via 226.700.9092

Universal Life; G2 Rules policy, in force for few more days now, will be grandfathered based on their existing exempt test and policyholder taxation rules. It is a wonderful investment vehicle, long term basis though, which, with the proper arrangements down the road, every dollar can be extracted tax-free a) investment choices with income protection mix thats best for you/flexibility b) plan which would offers permanent income protection c) a tax-advantaged investment comp...onent.& tax free benefits. d) an additional source of income for emergencies, estate planning or retirement needs e) a cash values accumulation, to cop up with odd times f) providing security and protection through its life insurance component, g) tax deferred growth, loans options, tax-ememption limits better than G3 Rules coming into effect Jan 01, 2017 h) living benefits and Govt benefits accessibility See more