Nikhil Kaul, RRA®
Wealth Management Advisor, Mortgage Agent Level 1
Wealth Management Advisor, Mortgage Agent Level 1
For many retirees, the transition from saving to spending brings a surprising challenge: excess income. Once you convert your RRSP to a Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) by age 71, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) mandates a minimum annual withdrawal. …
Read moreNavigating the TFSA and RRSP landscapes can be tricky, especially with “re-contribution” traps. Here is the detailed breakdown of the rules, the historical limits, and why the TFSA is often the superior choice for large, one-time withdrawals. TFSA Contribution & …
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A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) can continue providing tax advantages after death, but the outcome depends on who inherits the account. If you name your spouse or common-law partner as the successor holder, they automatically become the new account holder …
Read moreUpdated for 2027 What are some differences between a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)? The tax benefits of the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) The TFSA is a registered savings account that allows Canadian taxpayers …
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Mortgage brokers are valuable mediators in the Canadian mortgage market, offering distinct advantages for both new homebuyers and those undergoing mortgage renewal. Multiple Lender Access: Mortgage brokers work with numerous lenders, such as major banks, credit unions, mortgage finance companies, …
Read moreMany people get caught up timing the market, when influenced by either of the two emotions, greed or fear. Here’s why this never works.
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A mortgage payment generally consists of several components: the mortgage principal and interest, property taxes and mortgage life insurance.
Read moreWhen you apply for a mortgage, there are several questions that a lender may ask.
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