Should you treat U.S. stocks differently?
Tax breaks on Canadian dividend stocks are applied differently to U.S. stocks.
David Aston
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Delectable dividends
The tax man gives Canadian dividends such a delicious treatment, you can pay negative taxes. That means no tax on your dividends, and less tax on your other income. Talk about having your ice cream and eating it too.
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Time to sell your Euro stocks?
Not necessarily—by sticking to European multinationals, you could do quite well.
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Are preferred shares a good buy?
Preferred stocks are the chameleons of the investing world. Here’s four things you need to know about them
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How to build the ultimate income portfolio
A solid portfolio needs more than just the right stocks. Here’s how to put all the components together to ensure a dependable stream of cash for years to come.
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Get even more when you travel overseas
If home-exchanges and long-term rentals don’t appeal to you, there are lots of other ways to get extraordinary overseas vacations on a reasonable budget
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The world, for less
Forget cruise ships and seniors’ bus tours. Retirement gives you the luxury of time, so you can immerse yourself in local culture when you travel. Live like you do at home, and you’ll get much more for much less
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Navigating Canada’s tax system
It’s not easy to figure out how to draw down your portfolio in the most tax-efficient way
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How to tap your RRSP
Conventional wisdom says that when you retire, you should wait as long as possible before withdrawing your RRSPs. That advice is wrong
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Where to invest $500,000
With this much capital, a complete review of your options is required
