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Investment Accounts

Different types of investment accounts offer distinct benefits and drawbacks depending on the financial goals and situations of the account holders. Registered Education Savings Plans (

Investment Accounts

Investment Accounts

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RESP

How ambitious are you?

strategy
Maximize tax free compounding growth
Only beneficial for students
Withdraw at anytime tax
Parent/Guardian contribute

Government grants an additional 20% of contribution

Lifetime limit of $50,000

What are your long-term goals ?


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Penalty for over contributing
Service cost is charged to open an account
Income tax for non education expenses
Withdrawal tax

What are your short-term goals ?


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No tax until withdrawal
Potentially receive annual grants
Tax Free compoundings

RRSP

Contribute plenty when closer to retirement
make withdrawals anytime
Deposit money considering limits
Limits
Contribute 18% of previous years income

Or

Maximum contribution of $27,230

Intended for retirement savings

How would you describe yourself?


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Converted or closed once you are 71
Pay tax upon withdrawal

What are your hobbies?


What do you like to do in your free time? What was the last film you saw or the last book you read? Think of the activities that relax you the most. Fill in several hobbies.

Tax Sheltered (I.e. Investments grow tax free)
Tax-Relief by deducting contributions

Non Registered

Withdraw however much you want from contributions
Can deposit however muchyou want
Limit
cons
If capital gains increase, then taxes will also increase
Investments often fluctuate, meaning they may possibly go down
Taxable at only 50% of the account holder’s marginal tax rate.
Help you to continue investing, if registered accounts are maxed out
No contribution limit
Offer tax advantages
Flexible with consistent liquidity

TFSA

Research the company

You should find and learn as much as you can about the company where you are having an interview.

The interviewer will want to see what you know about them and why you chose the company.

Doing your homework will show that you are really interested.

Strategy
Best to open an account at 18, and begin to invest
Ideal for young adults
Invest in it for short term goals (ex. saving for a car)
Function
Withdraw anytime, any ammount
Must be 18
Contribute money considering limits
Contribution Limits
Annual limit of $6000
Cons
Individual Accounts only

What kind of innovations does this company have?


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Penalties for over contributions

What is the company's turnover for last year?

No spousal plan

What products does this company have?


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No tax refund

What is the size of this company?

Pros

Why do you want to work for this company?


Think of what you can do for them, not of what they can do for you.

Once retired the investments aren't classified as income
Unused room is carried onto future years
Withdrawal tax is free
Investment income is tax free