How investment tax works

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The advices only work for Canada.

"The 50% inclusion rate is a reason why most financial gurus suggest that you keep investments for the purposes of capital appreciation/gain outside of your RRSP. "

"This is why you’ll read some tax strategies to sell your losing stocks at the end of the year. The losing amount will be deducted from your total winning amount and reduce your overall taxes."

"it simply means that if you sell a stock at a loss, you can’t repurchase the shares back again within 30 days and claim the loss against your gains. "

"Dividend’s received from Canadian public corporations are tax preferred, so you should consider keeping these dividends outside your RRSP."

"Interest income should be kept inside an RRSP b/c of it’s high taxation."

How investment tax works