by Bruce Anderson | Jun 16, 2019 | Blog
Canada Pension Plan: What Is It? CPP is a Pension plan that you pay into. Like most pension plans, your CPP benefits are based upon the amount you have contributed over the years. How Does It Work? You can collect CPP as early as age 60. You must contribute to CPP...
by Bruce Anderson | Jun 12, 2019 | Blog
So You Have A CCPC, Should You Stop Contributing to CPP? You have your own business. Whether it’s incorporated, a proprietorship, or a partnership, planning for your financial future is an important action to take. Everyone has a different financial strategy that is...
by Bruce Anderson | Mar 14, 2019 | Blog
It can be difficult to completely understand what does and doesn’t count as an expense deductible as a business owner. Many self-employed individuals can feel some confusion on what is considered a deductible expense. These expenses offset your income, lower your...
by Bruce Anderson | Nov 14, 2018 | Blog
A survey conducted by the Bank of Montreal asked Canadians over 55 years old about their concerns of running out of money during retirement. The study by BMO showed 51% of respondents are concerned about health problems and costs, 47% are afraid they will run out of...
by Bruce Anderson | Mar 25, 2018 | Blog
The Home Buyer’s Tax Credit (HBTC) is offered for first time home buyers as a non-refundable credit which allows most to claim a refund of up to $750 in the year that they purchased a home. If yourself or someone you know has purchased a home in 2017, they may...
