a mix of the two. This can potentially be used as a future slush fund for luxuries such as travel, vehicles (likely one vehicle household by that point), and/or to leave to the estate/charity. Thankfully, TFSA withdrawals are not income tested for seniors benefits (as of right now!)....
As an interesting aside, it has long been speculated that because many Canadian “advisors” are incentivized to sell mutual funds in Canada, but are not allowed to sell annuities, most Canadians are never made aware of the positive teachers pension-like benefits annuities bring to the table. I...
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(Note: post publishing i deleted in accurate claim that there’s Worlds in august. There’s World SENIORS in august, not regular worlds). This would make for 4 players for 3 Pan Am Games slots, and would make for a difficult selection between Landa and Manilla for the third slot. Unless...
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