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What investors need to know about the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

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Stocks for Beginners

3 Major Red Flags the CRA Is Watching for Every TFSA Holder

| Puja Tayal

The TFSA is an attractive investing tool to earn tax-free investment income. However, beware of these red flags that could…

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Dividend Stocks

Dividend Fortunes: These Canadian Stocks Are Leading the Way to Retirement Wealth 

| Puja Tayal

You can build retirement wealth with a portfolio of dividend stocks alone using the power of compounding. Here's how.

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Stock Market

Save up to $2,355.75 in 2025 With This CRA Tax Break

| Aditya Raghunath

Canadians can lower their tax break by more than $2,000 in 2025 via the basic personal amount, a non-refundable tax…

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Investing

CRA: Will You Receive a Grocery Rebate in 2024?

| Aditya Raghunath

The grocery rebate was introduced as a one-time tax credit for low-income Canadian households to offset higher prices.

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Dividend Stocks

CRA: This Tax Break Can Help You Save Serious Money in 2024

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

This tax credit is one you've likely missed in the past but could provide you with thousands each year! So,…

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Dividend Stocks

3 CRA Benefits Most Canadians Can Grab in 2024

| Andrew Button

You can save on taxes by claiming the dividend tax credit on Fortis Inc (TSX:FTS) shares.

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Dividend Stocks

Master Your Taxes: Get More Back from the CRA This Year

| Christopher Liew, CFA

Mastering your taxes by knowing old and new tax deductions can lighten your tax burden in 2024.

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Dividend Stocks

What’s the CPP Contribution Amount for 2024?

| Puja Tayal

The second phase of CPP enhancement has begun. Know how much CPP contribution your employer will deduct from your 2024…

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Dividend Stocks

3 CRA Benefits Every Canadian Should Claim

| Christopher Liew, CFA

Every Canadian should know about these benefits to reduce their taxes.

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Dividend Stocks

One Little-Known CRA Rule All Married Canadians Should Know

| Andrew Button

The spousal RRSP contribution tax break can save you money. You can also invest your contributions in dividend stocks like…

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Investing

3 CRA Benefits Every Canadian Can Claim Before the End of 2023

| Aditya Raghunath

Invest benefits derived from the CRA in a low-cost index fund and gain big from the power of compounding over…

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Stocks for Beginners

2 CRA Benefits Canadians Won’t Want to Forget

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

These CRA benefits are coming up fast, and you certainly don't want to forget about them. It could cost you…

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Dividend Stocks

Canada Revenue Agency: Beware This 1 TFSA Change in 2024

| Andrew Button

Canadians get an extra $7,000 worth of TFSA contribution room with which to hold stocks like TD Bank (TSX:TD) next…

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Dividend Stocks

Canada Revenue Agency: 1 Crucial TFSA Change You Need to Be Aware Of

| Aditya Raghunath

The TFSA contribution limit is out for 2024 and has increased to $7,000, raising the cumulative contribution room to $95,000.

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Investing

CRA: How This Tax Break Can Help You Save $2,355 in 2024

| Aditya Raghunath

Canadian investors can consider using the proceeds from tax breaks to invest in large-cap ETFs.

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Dividend Stocks

6 CRA Benefits to Claim Before the New Year!

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

These savings accounts, grants, benefits and credits won't last forever! In fact, they're due Dec. 31 if you want the…

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Investing

3 CRA Benefits Every Canadian Can Claim This Year

| Aditya Raghunath

Use the benefits offered by the CRA to invest in blue-chip TSX stocks and derive game-changing returns over time.

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Dividend Stocks

3 CRA Benefits Everyone Can Apply for

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

These CRA benefits are some of the most common ones Canadians can claim. So what are you waiting for?

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