Save for what matters to you.
Plan how much to save and where to invest it. If you own a corporation, include its money in the plan.
How much can I keep after tax?
Where should I invest, and in what order?
How can I use my savings without overpaying tax?
What will my family keep after tax?
One connected lifetime tax strategy.
Good tax planning brings your choices together. How you earn, invest, spend and pass on money all affect each other. We plan for the whole picture.
Explore your lifetime planWhere you save it, how you invest it and how you take it out all connect. Start with the question on your mind.

Should you save in an RRSP, TFSA, regular investment account or your corporation? It depends on where the money is now, how much you’re allowed to add and when you’ll need it.
The same investment can face different tax rules in different accounts. Check the tax, when you’ll need the money and what it costs to move it.

A corporate bank balance isn’t personal spending money. See what needs to stay in the business and what to consider before taking money out.
The first tax bill is only part of the answer. Compare both paths through the years you’ll invest, spend and eventually pass the wealth on.

Compare what you keep after tax now. Then look at how your pay affects your RRSP savings limit and future Canada Pension Plan (CPP) income.
Understand what another corporation would change for your investments, access to money and a future sale.
Your money should help you live the life you want. Paying less tax this year may not help if it leaves you worse off later. Think about what you need to spend, how much risk you can take and who you want to support.
Illustrative paths only. This is not a forecast or an estimate of your tax savings.
Plan how much to save and where to invest it. If you own a corporation, include its money in the plan.
Work toward being able to retire, work less or keep doing work you enjoy. Plan for the income you’ll need after tax.
You may want to help family or give to charity. Plan what you can give now, what you need to keep and what you’ll leave behind.
One choice can affect another. These questions can help you see what else to consider.
Get help with one question or a plan for the years ahead. We look at your situation, compare your choices and explain the next steps. We agree on the work, what you’ll receive and the fee before we start.
See how planning worksYour investments, retirement and family belong in one picture. Start by seeing how the decisions connect.
Explore your lifetime plan