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Anyone doing last minute shit? I won't have access to my TurboTax until tonight, so scrambling to find an online calculator that'll show me what my return would be if I contribute $x, etc... (TurboTax had a neat slider calculator that used last yr's figures, and you can figure out the sweet spot where you end up paying $0 in taxes, etc...) |
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I did some additional contributions last week. |
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Dropped off a cheque to my financial advisor last night. I should be getting a good return, which I will either dump into the mortgage or save for our expenses when we buy a house. |
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Maxed out my contributions back in December. Actually, I ended up overpaying by $150 or so due to the early paycheque we received around Christmas. But as always, no tax refund for me. |
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Already transferred most of my money to swiss and cayman bqnk accts brah |
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I make 11/hr . nopoint.jpg |
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Originally Posted By: eddie _82 Maxed out my contributions back in December. Actually, I ended up overpaying by $150 or so due to the early paycheque we received around Christmas. But as always, no tax refund for me. How do you not get a tax refund if you are T4 employee? Did you submit an application for reassessment of your income tax based on your contributions so they hold less off your pay cheque because you always max out? Dang son, that's some next level financial discipline y0 |
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I can't imagine maxing out my RRSP contributions, lol @ 2013 assessment. |
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Originally Posted By: LNXGUY I can't imagine maxing out my RRSP contributions, lol @ 2013 assessment. |
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Originally Posted By: Euphoric I make 11/hr . nopoint.jpg |
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Thanks to eddie_82, just adjusted my income tax amounts...no more refunds lol. |
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Originally Posted By: Risky Business Thanks to eddie_82, just adjusted my income tax amounts...no more refunds lol. I did that back when I first went f/t in the fall of 2000. I haven't had a refund since. Discipline? Not really. Just putting aside a little bit each paycheque and making a few % on it in the meantime. And since I usually put aside more than I owe at the end of the year, it's like getting a little refund anyways. |
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Originally Posted By: eddie _82 Originally Posted By: Risky Business Thanks to eddie_82, just adjusted my income tax amounts...no more refunds lol. I did that back when I first went f/t in the fall of 2000. I haven't had a refund since. ballin.gif |
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Regular scheduled contribution (bi-weekly) + pre-deduction from work (DPSP / ESPP) = pretty closed to max out my RRSP deduction limit (maybe a few hundred bucks breathing room to be rolled over to next year). |
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You are all putting in 20K+ in RRSP? much amaze |
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"refund" . Hayyy guise heres your own money back you couldve been utilizing, but thanks for letting us use it instead. |
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Originally Posted By: Risky Business You are all putting in 20K+ in RRSP? much amaze Yes... Originally Posted By: hyper-s2k Regular scheduled contribution (bi-weekly) + pre-deduction from work (DPSP / ESPP) = pretty closed to max out my RRSP deduction limit (maybe a few hundred bucks breathing room to be rolled over to next year). Pretty much this. |
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Does it make a difference if you are a dual income family and helps maxing out yoru RRSP contribution every year? I am not married and have no kid, but after the obligated expenses (mortgage, property tax, utility, gas, insurance, etc) I barely have money left to contribute iFail in life.jpg |
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Honestly, the trick is to take it out pre-tax via salary deductions, you don't even miss it. |
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you have a mortgage? |
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You don't even need to contribute hundreds of $ at once. Even if you only contribute $30 per paycheque, the compound growth will add up over time. |
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Originally Posted By: Euphoric you have a mortgage? lol jealousy |
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Originally Posted By: iamfob Does it make a difference if you are a dual income family and helps maxing out yoru RRSP contribution every year? I am not married and have no kid, but after the obligated expenses (mortgage, property tax, utility, gas, insurance, etc) I barely have money left to contribute iFail in life.jpg It's not so much a dual income family that helps you save money - but rather, the average living cost per person goes down as you increase the # of people in your household (up to a certain point). Cue Brampton -- how many families are living under one roof? There are *some* additional saving vehicles for when you have a spouse and kids; but its no where proportional to how much you spend on supporting them. In your case, if you want to start saving (while you have your own place); consider getting a roomie and have them defray some of your costs. |
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Originally Posted By: eddie _82 Originally Posted By: Euphoric you have a mortgage? lol jealousy |
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Originally Posted By: eddie _82 Originally Posted By: Euphoric you have a mortgage? lol jealousy |
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i contributed $0. Fuck retirement. |
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Originally Posted By: robbbby i contributed $0. Fuck retirement. New speakers? Whats the dealy yo! |
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Originally Posted By: robbbby i contributed $0. Fuck retirement. +1 no fucks given this year. too broke as fuck. |
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Finally got around to filing my taxes. 7 days earlier than last year |
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Originally Posted By: eddie _82 Finally got around to filing my taxes. 7 days earlier than last year |
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This thread inspired me to max out my RRSPs yearly and to max out all my unused contribution room that I've accrued from previous years. Challenge accepted.gif |
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^ lol ffuuuu that. man the money i'd need to do that - um yeah NOT happening. |
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RRSP? Ain't nobody got time for that. Real estate investment > RRSP. Problem? |
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Originally Posted By: Denis Si RRSP? Ain't nobody got time for that. Real estate investment > RRSP. Problem? |
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Originally Posted By: Risky Business This thread inspired me to max out my RRSPs yearly and to max out all my unused contribution room that I've accrued from previous years. Challenge accepted.gif Holy fuck. That's a shitload of $$ Risky Business.. Challenge accepted! |
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Well it doesn't make sense to do anything else, no point to put money into TFSA or pre pay my mortgage faster until I have gotten the low hanging fruit first. RRSP is best bang for your buck imo (aside from EY bungalow). |
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your tfsa should be maxed out already brah |
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Why? Markets have rallied quite a bit over the last year, we are definitely at a peak. What's the point of throwing money into an account that shelters capital gains tax when the probability of capital gains in the short term isn't much? Would rather get my 30% ROI via income tax refunds. |
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fair point, I guess you are baller enough to add as much as you want at anytime |
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Originally Posted By: Screamin DC2R ^ lol ffuuuu that. man the money i'd need to do that - um yeah NOT happening. |
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whats rrsp? what is retirement? |