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With the New CCPC Passive Income Rules – Is It Bad to be Good?

April 19, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, The Sim Lab

I previously gave a simplified description of the effects on professionals at different income levels. That basic modelling ignored some[…]

Preparing for April Fools – Why We Decided Not To Use a Spousal Loan

March 18, 2018 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

April Fools is a special time in our household. My daughter, in particular, loves it. I know that it is[…]

Home Equity Investment Loans – Leveraging The Loonie Bin For Income Splitting

March 7, 2018 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

I recently did a post on leveraging your home equity to invest and building the taxable account of a lower[…]

Meet the Jones’: Could a Spousal Loan Make Sense For A High Income Employee To Income Split?

February 7, 2018 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

Previously, we took a very detailed look at how spousal loans work for intermediate-term income splitting. I then used the[…]

Spousal Loans – The Case of Dr. Strange

February 3, 2018 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

I originally had this case study as part of the initial article on spousal loans for income splitting. I[…]

Optimizing Your RESP Withdrawals

January 4, 2018 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

After years of optimizing your RESP contributions while Mini-Me worked diligently at their studies, the big moment has arrived… Time[…]

Optimizing Your RESP Contributions

December 31, 2017 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

Much of finance is like sex. Action now, with consequences later – many of which cannot be undone. Some people[…]

RRSP Jedi Mind Tricks #3 – Refund Calculator Deceptions

December 20, 2017 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

Welcome back to the Jedi Academy. This is where we receive more advanced RRSP training. It is not for the[…]

RRSP Jedi Mind Tricks #2 – Paying Dividends vs Salary From A Canadian Controlled Private Corporation To Invest in RRSPs

December 15, 2017 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

Some of you may have been tempted to skip learning about RRSPs because you have a CCPC and just pay[…]

RRSP Jedi Mind Tricks With Master Yoda #1 – Using The Force Within the RRSP to Power Your TFSA

December 1, 2017 The Loonie Doctor The Sim Lab

Like Yoda, RRSPs may be seem old, but they are actually very powerful. This post is not intended for those[…]

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