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Picture this - you’ve finally retired, and now you’re ready to start collecting those fat OAS cheques from the government, which can max out at $9,481 each year into your wallet. BUT, that ENTIRE amount can be clawed back by the government if you aren’t careful with it.
Let me show you how that works.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Overview of OAS Clawback (Recovery Tax)
02:02 1. Delay CPP
03:37 2. Delay OAS
05:51 3. Use Your TFSA (Flexible Option)
07:37 4. Pension Income Splitting
09:07 5. Manage RRIF Withdrawals
10:26 6. Invest Strategically in Non-Registered Accounts
11:50 7. Capture Capital Gains Before Age 65
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How to Eliminate the $9,481 OAS Clawback
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