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Retired? Have RRSP's? Need to fund your TFSA's? Need to level out future taxes?
August 10, 2017
8:18 am
Cranston
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Here is a good article to look at.

http://www.moneysense.ca/save/.....t=tag_list

August 10, 2017
10:42 am
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A pet peeve: the plural of RRSP, of TFSA, indeed (I believe) of anything, does not involve an apostrophe.sf-smile

The Globe had a recent article on this topic:

https://beta.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/retirement/retire-taxes-and-portfolios/the-secret-to-paying-less-tax-in-retirement/article35898983/?ref=http://www.theglobeandmail.com&

August 10, 2017
10:57 am
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The apostrophe is not just for possession (Alice's dog) and contraction (didn't).

Under the Basic Manual of Style in the Random House Dictionary (1980), the plural of abbreviations uses apostrophe: V.I.P.'s, GIC's.

Under the style rules of NY Times, just the plural of abbreviations with periods uses apostrophe: V.I.P.'s. Plural of GIC would be GICs.

August 10, 2017
11:12 am
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Norman1, though your references are to American style guides - you know, those people who pretty much spell everything their own, U-Neek way and don't seem to pay much heed to English English - ok, you win, I'll change my ways. Thanks.

August 10, 2017
1:39 pm
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Lol. Your link refers to ...Converting to an RRIF means you will have to make annual withdrawals of a percentage of your RRIF's value, fully taxed at your top marginal rate. (Those with taxable income above $202,800 now face a top marginal tax rate that exceeds 50 per cent in several provinces.)

An RRSP or a RRSP? I say a.

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