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Perhaps I’m just easily irritated, but there are a number of things that really drive me up the wall. People who walk next to each other on the pavement, for example. People who walk and text in public, oblivious to the fact that there are people behind them trying to get by.
What about people that stare at their phones while you talk to them? Nothing frustrates me more than having to repeat myself because someone was engrossed in their screen. On the road, I like to think of myself as a calm driver – but it’s hard to not get irritated driving in Cape Town. Put the most peaceful man you can find on the N2 for five minutes and he will return in a blur of rage and anger.
TFSA and RRSP users can resume their contributions following the CRA’s updates on the contribution limits for 2021. Royal Bank of Canada stock is the common anchor asset in both accounts.
There are two reasons that can convince CPP users not to take the early option at age 60. To have more financial cushion, soon-to-be retirees can invest in a rock-solid dividend-payer like the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce stock.
For a long time, Registered Retirement Savings Plans were the undisputed champion of financial planning. But Tax Free Savings Accounts are an up and coming contender, and some say deserving of . . .