What should Canadian investors do: Sell or hold with preferred share losses?
When taking a big loss on preferred shares, a MoneySense reader asks if he should hold or sell now.
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Can you file multiple years of income taxes together in Canada?
Yes, you can file income tax returns for previous years. But with opportunity comes some things to consider first,...
Say what?! 5 financial buzzwords we kept hearing in 2023
We’ve picked five words and phrases that capture the financial mood of 2023. From quiet hiring to soft saving,...
Inflation a scourge for retirees? Ottawa’s silver lining(s)
Inflation and taxes—both can affect retirement income. Thankfully CPP, OAS and GIS have inflation indexing. Here’s how it may...
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U.S. withholding tax in an RRSP for Canadians
For Canadians who have withholding tax on U.S. income in an RRSP, sometimes this tax can be avoided.
How are you taxed when you sell a small business?
How do you report the income from the sale of a small business? What are the tax implications? And...
The best way to save for retirement in your 20s
Financial experts often tell young people to start investing early to benefit from compound growth. But what if you...
Should seniors cancel their life insurance policies?
At what point do we no longer need life insurance? You will find the answer by going back to...
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’Tis the season for tax-loss selling in Canada
Tax-loss selling is one way that investors with capital gains can lower their potential tax bill. What is tax-loss...