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    Going to be making double the money, what to do with it

    @wow Or until you need major (or even minor) medical care and don't have to spend what would be $100s of thousands in the States for people without coverage...
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    TIL - If your tax rate at contribution and withdrawal is the same, your take home from pretax RRSP contribution is the same as TFSA at withdrawal

    @fedor Huh. Might depend on the Reddit client. Doesn't happen for me :/
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    TIL - If your tax rate at contribution and withdrawal is the same, your take home from pretax RRSP contribution is the same as TFSA at withdrawal

    @mckenna It seems to work for me and I don't see a \ ?
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    TIL - If your tax rate at contribution and withdrawal is the same, your take home from pretax RRSP contribution is the same as TFSA at withdrawal

    @dracma Yes, but this ignores the cost of delaying the return. This paper on the topic discusses whether you should contribute and delay the returns: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract\_id=3240046. For most reasonable delays, it might be better to actually use a non-registered...
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