Here's what the average Canadian may need to retire comfortably at age 65, and how to get there. The post Want to Retire at ...

The government has also adjusted federal tax brackets using a 2-per-cent inflation rate. The 2026 federal tax brackets are: ...

If one of the spouses has a larger 401 (k), once it’s rolled over, that income is taxed in the higher-income spouse’s tax ...

You can’t avoid taxes but investors can keep more tax dollars compounding in investments with a good tax strategy for 2026 ...

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Nearly eight in 10 Canadians (76%) worry they won’t have enough money to retire comfortably (1) — a concern that’s grown more acute in the wake of persistent high costs and rising household debt.

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With the 2026 tax season approaching, and call volumes expected to rise significantly to nearly 300,000 calls per day at its ...