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Viewpoints about capital gain
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RRSPs and RRIFs on death
Contributions to Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) are deductible and any growth or income earned on the underlying investment in the RRSP or Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) is not taxed until withdrawn. This article looks at some frequently asked questions to provide more clarity on what happens on the death of an RRSP or RRIF owner.
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Capitalizing on Capital Losses
Have you or your spouse realized capital gains over the past three years? Recover the taxes – and rebalance – by selling an investment that’s fallen in value.
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Tax planning in a volatile market
It's confusing - not to mention upsetting - to get tax slips for funds that have dropped in value. Here's why that can happen, and what to do to prevent it.
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Get to know real cash flow
Learn the difference between cash flow and tangible cash flow. It's one key to capturing potential upside gains, while offering plenty of downside protection.
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An investor’s adjusted cost base: A moving target
Determining an investment capital gain or loss begins with the adjusted cost base. Understanding how it's calculated can help investors reduce their taxes.
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Quebec edition: Common Wealth Transfer Mistakes¹
Transferring assets so they end up with the people selected in the manner intended doesn't always go as planned.
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Minimizing taxes on death
Nobody likes to think about their death and pay more tax than they have to. But, with a little planning you can minimize the taxes your estate might pay at death.
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Making the most of your maturity guarantee¹
Segregated fund contracts approaching their maturity date that have seen their market value decline may be eligible for a maturity top-up. What is the impact?
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