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I have a GIC and wondered what if I take out $50,000, how much income tax will I be paying?
My financial advisor is not very helpful.
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There are tax considerations when you own investments. There may be tax owing when you sell investments. And different investment accounts have different tax implications when you take withdrawals.
Asking your financial advisor about taxes
I am sorry to hear your advisor has not been helpful, Louise. The financial industry has made it confusing for consumers, and most financial advisors do not really.
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When my family and I moved to Canada in 2019, we thought we had a solid plan. My wife, born and raised in Ottawa, was returning.
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No offence to any of us but, as a country, we’re getting old. The average age of a Canadian in 2024 was 41.6 years, according to Statistics Canada, and by 2030, one.
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No offence to any of us but, as a country, we’re getting old. The average age of a Canadian in 2024 was 41.6 years, according to Statistics Canada, and by 2030, one in four Canadians will be 65 or older.
That means there’s a growing demand for health services and long-term care solutions, according to the National Institute on Ageing. The cost of a space in a long-term care (LTC) home starts at $2,000 a month for basic costs and can run up to $15,000.
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Do you need long-term care insurance?
How much income do you need to buy a home in Canada? A look at housing affordability in June 2025
How can couples avoid capital gains tax on property in Canada?
Tax implications of giving your spouse money to invest
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Financial freedom requires planning and patience. This is the first piece of a series of posts on exploring various investment avenues.
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Tax implications of giving your spouse money to invest
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Ask MoneySense
You wrote about money that is gifted to a spouse. If that money is used for investing, then the interest may be attributed back to the spouse giving the cash. Did I get that correct? If so, then is there any way to give your spouse money and whatever they do with it is their responsibility?
–Jim
In some cases, Jim, you can give your spouse money to invest with no adverse tax implications. It is.
If you’re going on vacation, don’t forget travel health insurance
You’ve packed your clothes, toothbrush, extra pairs of socks, sunscreen—and anything else you might need during your vacation. Experts recommend adding travel insurance to the list, whether you’re going near or far.
“We all think, ‘Oh, we’re just going to go away, maybe even for a quick trip,” said Will McAleer, executive director of the Travel Health Insurance Association. “Sometimes, it’s those quick trips that can result in a significant medical emergency.”
Travel insurance is often an afterthought for many travellers counting down the days to their vacation. But life happens no matter where you are and being prepared for a medical emergency, flight delays or even trip cancellations can help deal with those undesired situations.
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Do you need long-term care insurance?
No offence to any of us but, as a country, we’re getting old. The average age of a Canadian in 2024 was 41.6 years, according to Statistics Canada, and by 2030, one in four Canadians will be 65 or older.
That means there’s a.
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No offence to any of us but, as a country, we’re getting old. The average age of a Canadian in 2024 was 41.6 years, according to Statistics Canada, and by 2030, one in four Canadians will be 65 or older.
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