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Jason Heath

Jason Heath

Personal Finance Columnist at MoneySense

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  • English
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  • Finance & Banking Services
  • Life

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Recent Articles

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Why late-career savers need to be careful with RRSPs

While most Canadians will benefit from continuing to contribute until the day they retire, some will be better off calling a halt sooner.
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4 underused tax and financial benefits Canadians are overlooking

Many people aren’t taking advantage of the tax credits and government benefits they’re eligible for. Jason Heath highlights four that are commonly missed.
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RRIF and LIF withdrawal rates: Everything you need to know

Most registered retirement savings plans are eventually converted to registered retirement income funds. Here’s what to know about RRIF withdrawals.
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2024 tax-filing extensions: What you need to know

There are several personal, trust and corporate income-tax-filing extensions for Canadians this year. Which ones apply to you?
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Financial fraud in Canada: What to do if your bank account or credi...

Fraudsters can exploit victims through text, email and other means. What are your options if that happens?
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How to reduce foreign exchange costs using Norbert’s Gambit

Converting between U.S. and Canadian dollars can be costly. This technique can reduce the cost from 2% or more of the transaction to just a few dollars.
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What Canada’s deferred capital gains tax change means for your taxes

The federal government has made a last-minute change to its capital gains inclusion rate increase. However, other tax changes are going ahead as planned.
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What to know as Canada’s capital gains tax changes remain in legal ...

The federal government’s capital gains inclusion rate increase has yet to become law. There’s a slight chance it may never come to pass.
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Reducing capital gains on a cottage

With planning and the right documents, the capital gains tax owing on a family cottage can be lowered. Here are three different situations that show how.
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Single, no pension? Here’s how to plan for retirement in Canada

There are financial and logistical challenges to being single in retirement. Here are some tips to tackle them, especially if you don’t have a pension.
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Robo-advisor or all-in-one ETF: which is best for new investors?

Do-it-yourself investors have more choices now than ever before. That can also create complexity, or confusion, about which approach is best.