Jason Heath
Financial Advisor and Personal Finance Columnist at Freelance
Consulting Editor at MoneySense
Fee-only/advice-only financial planner. #PersonalFinance columnist @FinancialPost, @MoneySense, @RetireHappyBlog, @CdnMoneySaver. #retirement #FinancialPlanning
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3 days ago |
moneysense.ca | Jason Heath
Your RRSP contribution limit after 71I can understand your confusion, Bob, because you and your wife have converted your RRSPs to registered retirement income funds (RRIFs). An RRSP account holder needs to do this by no later than December 31 of the year they turn 71.
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1 week ago |
moneysense.ca | Jason Heath
Ask a Planner There are several personal, trust and corporate income-tax-filing extensions for Canadians this year. Which ones apply to you? Canadian personal T1 tax returns are generally due by April 30. There are a couple of extensions that apply every year, but there are also a few specifically for this spring 2025 tax season. T3 trust tax returns are normally due by March 31.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Jason Heath
Advertisement 1For this election, perhaps more than any other in recent memory, finances are top of mind for many Canadian votersReviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article contentIn the lead-up to the federal election on April 28, we’ve heard many proposals from party leaders that will directly affect your pocketbook.
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1 week ago |
bmj.com | Jason Heath
Dear EditorMcGhee is right to call for artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce doctor’s cognitive burden and administrative overload, thus freeing up time for higher value clinical activity.(1) The devil, however, lies in the detail. AI companies will never shoulder the risk of clinical decisions, even ones in general practice that require ‘no further action’. Workflow in general practice is enormous with over 350 million appointments each year (1).
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2 weeks ago |
moneysense.ca | Jason Heath
Ask a Planner What to consider when deciding to incorporate a company with friends to buy real estate and more. With a group of 10 friends, we are planning to create a corporation or holdco to purchase real estate property. We are planning to put together $150,000 in the corporation’s name and operate. The corporation will also generate revenue streams through vending machines, ATM machines, and stuff like that.
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