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Joined October 2011
This episode of the Financial Bullshit Podcast takes a look at the changing path to CFP certification, and how @OfficialFPCan 's website could be . clearer.
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RT @fpacanada: Congratulations to @MeaganBalaneski, winner of the 2025 FP Awards. Her plan stood out for its clarity, depth, and emotional….
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@LichtmanSamuel and Gui do a great job here. Interested in how a tax lawyer views the world? Give this episode a listen.
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Gotta love some unlicensed securities advice.
What's a stock you've had your eye on for a while that isn't quite cheap enough to buy? . I'll start. Service Corp offers:. - Dividend growth.- Consistent buybacks.- N.A's deathcare leader. I'd love to buy it for about 15-17x earnings, but it just never gets that cheap. $SCI.
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Episode 6 is a short one dealing with charitable donation tax credits.
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My latest podcast episode covers a niche tax credit for Alberta, which turns out to have federal implications. Good short listen for a holiday Monday!
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Cool story. So often the secret to success is ‘show up.’.
30 years ago today, I made my Major League debut in Montreal. I got to Olympic Stadium so early they had to find someone to let me in the clubhouse because it was locked.(noon for a 7:30 game) I walked into my first Big League clubhouse and it was just me, all alone. No players,.
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This is why finfluencers are so dangerous. This post, which got a ton of impressions, is badly misleading:.-35% tax rate includes both federal and provincial tax.-the 14% tax credit is federal only. Every province also provides a tax credit for CPP premiums. Reality is you have a.
Ill say it again for those in the back . you earn $100k, so you pay 35% tax on every new dollar. then they take $4,000 for CPP "pension". but only give you a 14% tax credit (but you paid 35% tax) . THEN YOU PAY INCOME TAX AGAIN FULL SHOT WHEN YOU RETIRE. Its income taxed twice.
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This was a really good episode. Also, content creators note - CPP content is always prime material.
Canada Pension Plan with Jason Yee.by Markus Muhs.
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RT @AaronHectorCFP: If any pension plan administrators see this:. Please, I am begging you. start including verbiage in your pension esti….
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Cool to see the new podcast in the Collective!.
Personal Finance Journalism.by Jason Watt.
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Episode 3 of the Financial BS podcast features a Twitter account we all know and love! And dividends.
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Episode 2 is now live! Thanks to all who listened to Ep 1
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Episode 1 of my new podcast is almost a week old. Some great feedback and follow-up already! . Episode 2 will be available tomorrow! We'll be doing weekly releases on Fridays for the foreseeable future.
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My new podcast with co-host @chaelmac is now live! .20 minute episodes .No CE credits .First episode gets us into tax shelters and some of the headaches that arise from our Income Tax Act.
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The misinformation in this post and so many of the threads below!. 1. OAS is only paid to a non-resident if that person resided in 🇨🇦 for 20 years or more. 2. Service Canada can see who is non-resident and align taxpaying status with receipt of benefits. I have seen a case.
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TIL.
You can keep some of the GST/HST you collect instead of paying it to the CRA!. Some potential clients don’t use us bc there are cheaper options. But it ends up costing more bc there’s often a lot of overlooked opportunities. The Quick Method is 1 of them & this is how it works:
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This is dumb. It’s a misrepresentation of data in so many ways that I don’t even know where to start. If you post the graphic below as some sort of critique of government spending, your child should take your phone away from you.
How depressing is this? . In 2025, the average Canadian family will earn $158,533 in income and pay an estimated $68,266 in total taxes (43.1%). If the average Canadian family had to pay its taxes up front, it would have worked until June 7 to pay the total tax bill imposed on
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Excited to see where Aravind takes this!.
Hey @danielcrosby I did a thing!. Inspired by the @fpacanada webinar that featured Daniel talking about his book The Soul of Wealth - I am making this commitment:. 1 essay and reflection a week from his book. Anyone who follows me knows I think a lot and write often. That.
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