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Very well explained. Well done!

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You shouldn’t have to convert your rrsp into a rif but be able to leave it in your rrsp and withdraw money as needed not as mandated by the govt whether you need it or not. This seems fair to me and any political party which had this as a platform would get the vote of every Canadian with an rrsp. once you have a rif all your freedom is gone to make choice regarding your retirement income.

Hi there! Thanks for making this video! I am curious about the implications if I am a Canadian PR planning to leave the country permanently at the end of the year? Would I still be considered a resident until my PR expires?

Very well explained! Thank you.

Do you know if Spain taxes gains inside your RRSP? Also, with regards to witholding tax rates, is it 25% by default and you have to apply for the reduced rate, or will the financial institution automatically reduce the amount based on the tax treaty, if the treaty rate is lower? I'm referring again to Spain, which I believe has a 15% witholding tax rate for dividends based on the Government of Canada's non-resident tax calculator.

SOLID tips 💸💸

Wealth Awesome was great! Learned a LOT from it. The video content is an awesome transition

Awesome tips, Chris!! I've seen several of your articles on CTV News - love the video content and diagrams 🙌

Hi, you got a nice video going on here. Thanks very much. I’m curious, however, I thought to become a non-resident for tax purposes you need to close out all your bank accounts. If this is the case, how are you able to maintain a bank account to host a TFSA while you are living abroad?

Lots of concrete examples to explain it well, thanks!

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Congratulations 🎉

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insightful video and inspirational thank you

Great advice.

Good luck on your next journey, Chris. Your blog recommended Wealthsimple and I have two accounts with them and I am happy with their services.

Hey Blueprint Financial ! I loved this video . I work with entrepreneurs like you who have under 1k subscribers to help them to grow to 50k subscribers in under 12 months with proper systems . I actually helped Chirag to achieve 92k subscribers in under 11 months . Could I do a free audit to see if I can help you do the same ? I just think it's really important that more people see your content and want to help you on that mission .

Thanks Chris! For anyone reading this Chris is a good friend of mine he has helped me so much with finances and stuff. Keep it up!!

Well done Christopher. Congratulations!!! I am one of your ardent fans and have opened accounts with Questrade, EQ Bank and Wealthsimple after reading your articles. I have also reached out to you for financial advice and you have promptly responded. I was truly grateful for your insights and tips. I wish you all the best in your new endeavors.

Such a powerful and amazing story! Great luck on your journey.

Thanks for sharing the journey Christopher. Wishing you continued success!

Only if you're poor. Typical for most Canadians under Socialism

I'm going to take mine at age 60. I'm 40, have a paid off house and have about $300000.00 in my investments. In twenty years, I should have a couple million in my retirement. So for me, the cpp will not be much of a big deal compare to other people who have no investments.

Terrible advise... Age 65 is the only age that gives no benefit .... Do the math ... I have and so have others. Unless of course you plan to live to 90+, And lets be honest, how many ppl that have the income to support themself until 70 are watching this channel?

Disagree. Using your example 640, 1000, 1420 (from 60, 65 and 70). By the age 75, you will draw 115,200, 120,000, 85,200 in total respective, which assume you will live to 75.

I will never understand the mindset of people worrying about OAS clawback. OAS is basically seniors welfare. If you are doing so well that clawback is even a possibility, then who the hell cares? I personally think the clawback levels are set ridiculously high. I don't think anyone earning over $50-$60k in retirement needs (or should receive) our welfare. I would FAR rather see OAS payments be larger and going to people who actually need it. I most likely won't need it, and I certainly wouldn't be trying to manuever and juggle things to try to get something that I clearly don't need.

Something I never see mentioned is that if you are a federal government employee your federal government pension is reduced at aged 65 by the amount of your CPP. So if you wish to collect CPP at all you need to start collecting it at aged 60. Also note that if you do choose to collect CCP at aged 60 your government pension will be reduced by an amount equal to what your CPP would have been had you waited until to aged 65 to collect it. I hope this makes sense, if not perhaps you can do some digging to make sense of my comment.