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AR FIRST Pensions / Taxes / Savings / Benefits The Thursday Sheet
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One page of figures, every Thursday

Canadian retirement income runs on a calendar of small changes: CPP indexation in January, OAS and GIS reviewed every quarter, tax thresholds that move each year, a RRIF factor that rises with every birthday. The Thursday Sheet puts the ones that matter that week on a single page, worked through the same way as the articles on this site.

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CONTENTS / A TYPICAL ISSUE
One figure that changed, and its source01
One short worked calculation02
Dates coming up: payments, filing, quarterly reviews03
Links to the full Sheets on arfirst.org04

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The Thursday Sheet. Rates, thresholds and dates behind Canadian retirement income, on one page.

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