Tax Talk Podcast

Tax-Smart Investing Made Simple | EP 055

Jared Pilon Season 1 Episode 55

Confused by RSPs, TFSAs, and other investment opportunities but still want to grow your legacy of wealth? Join us as we break down Canada's key investment accounts and reveal tax-saving strategies that could save you thousands.

What You'll Discover:

  • RSP withdrawal timing
  • TFSA optimization for tax-free growth and inheritance planning
  • New FHSA secrets for first-time homebuyers
  • Investment types explained: stocks, bonds, ETFs, and alternatives
  • Corporate vs. personal investment tax strategies
  • House flipping rules and capital gains implications

You’ll also learn why timing your RSP withdrawals between retirement and age 70 is crucial, how to maximize TFSA benefits for your estate, and the investment strategies that work best for your situation.

This podcast episode is ideal for Canadian investors, business owners, and individuals serious about building wealth while minimizing their tax burden.

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00:00 Kicking it off

00:44  Overview of the episode

01:51 Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSP)

06:17 Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSA)

10:14 Non-Registered Accounts

13:38 Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP)

17:05 Registered Disability Savings Plans (RDSP)

18:28 First Time Homebuyers Savings Account (FHSA)

21:54 Investment Types: Stocks, Mutual Funds, ETFs, Bonds, GICs, and Real Estate

29:45 Best investment types for corporations

31:29 Best investment types for personal use

32:16 Extra tax-smart investment tips

35:00 Wrapping it all up

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