Hard to find canadian spefcific finance content, please continue doing more of these

@Cafeallday222

4 ай бұрын

Seriously, I’m so glad this popped up. US stuff is everywhere and not useful for me but this is ☺️

@DosntMatter666

4 ай бұрын

I agree

I don't know how I stumbled on to your content Gabrielle but I so appreciate the Canadian based information, the details, and how you summarized the information. This is a big contribution and help for so many Canadians. Continued success!

Your channel is truly a help for many Canadians.

Time STAMP ⏲️ 🏡 🍁 NEW changes 1.02 TFSA 3:16 RRSP 4:38 FHSA 6:23 CPP 8:04 Tax Brakcets 10:49

Crisp and straight to the point.. Thank you!

Thank you for this video!!! So helpful in understanding more of the tax code. You helped in this video more than my accountant had in the last two years. As an artist who is self-employed and works short term contracts, I appreciate this so much!

Thank you. We need more Canadian content like this! 🍁

Your video found me and honestly, instant follow. This was a great video and very informative. Would love to see some videos detailing a tax breakdown for contract workers in Canada/Ontario. Write offs/tax breaks, HST payments, CPP/EI contributions and how to budget on a wavering income. Thank you so much ❤

This is great. I will be directing clients to this video thank you!

Super video! Fantastic job Gabrielle!

Great video! thanks for posting!

Excellent video as usual from Gabriella! Thank you so much!

Fantastically succinct explanation! Also, the graphics and little examples were pretty helpful. Subscribed. Thank you 🍁

Nice to have specific Canadian content around education for taxes. I just sub’d. Thanks for posting.

7:37 the FHSA is an investment account, meaning it can grow beyond the 40k. If it grows to 50-60k or more then you can use the full amount.

@dereksniper

5 ай бұрын

Was wondering about this. Ty

@TheNewGreenIsBlue

4 ай бұрын

Of course. And if you don't buy a home, it can get converted into an RRSP.

@mstefa007

4 ай бұрын

I didn’t hear it but FHSA is limited to 15 years at which point it must be used or transferred to rrsp

@randomrazr

4 ай бұрын

does it really meake a dent though when homes are a million range in t.o

@randomrazr

4 ай бұрын

can u use it after u purchase ur first home ot pay off mortageg@@TheNewGreenIsBlue

Thank you, I literally paused the video and submitted an application for a FHSA account. I didn’t know it existed!

Thank you, Gabrielle!

Very well articulated. Nicely done.

Thanks, useful information! I didn't know that you can carry forward unused FHSA room.

Thank you for the information Gab. I need an accountant like you.

Great summary for tax season! Thanks

great video! Thank you!

This was really great/useful, hope you make a video for every year to come!

Awesome video always learning a lot!

Thanks for the information - very helpful!

This is amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!!!

@GabrielleTalksMoney

4 ай бұрын

you're welcome!

Thank you 🙏 happy to find a Canadian financial analyst ❤

Succinct, to to the point, and very useful! Thanks, Gabrielle!

So well explained. Thank you so much!

I love your channel Gabrielle! Thank you for the great info on this video. Got a new subscribe! Cheers!

Thanks for the summary 😊 great reminder 😊

Thank you for sharing!

Amazing summary and very clear, thank you 🙏🏼

Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Thank you for the video!

This is brilliant, thank you so much!

What a wealth of knowledge thanks so much for putting this together

@GabrielleTalksMoney

5 ай бұрын

you're welcome :)

Nice job, Gabrielle. Thank you.

Clear, valuable information, thank you for your video!

Thanks for this. Instant follow:)

We are near the deadline for RRSP contribution and your video popped up on my recommendation; soooo timely! Thank you for this video

@GabrielleTalksMoney

4 ай бұрын

perfect, make sure to watch my new video going live tmrw for RRSPs!

Thank you for this very helpful video! Will subscribe.

New subscriber. I love seeing young people making their mark in Canada. Very professional.

Another notable change is that the faster "flat rate method" for calculating "T777S Statement of Employment Expenses for Working at Home Due to COVID-19" was temporary, and only applies to 2022 but got discontinued for 2023

I would prefer each point to have an example of how and when to use TFSA vs RRSP. THX FIR TGE INFO!

I'm young and no parents to teach me taxes so this kind of stuff is super helpful!

Nice concise summary!

Thank you for this insightful content

Clear, concise, well done !!! C. Buie

I had to subscribe.... lol. This was damn good:)!

Thank you for the helpful video 😊

Amazing ! Thank you

Thank you very much for the info Gabrielle!

Great work!

Short and concise. Great Video again. Thank you Gabrielle!

@GabrielleTalksMoney

5 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@user-wg2vw3mz1v

5 ай бұрын

​@@GabrielleTalksMoney Yup, excellent value-for-time ratio.

Very educational and helpful :)

Thank you for the informative videos..!!

Thank you!

Great Job!

Thank you for the video. Very useful information. You are very articulate.

FANTASTIC VIDEO AND INFORMATION! THANK YOU

Thank you this was very informative

Thanks for the information

Great video thank you 😊

I learnt a lot, thank you for the information

Great content!

I agree with everyone saying it’s great to finally find pertinent and concise information for Canadians! I subscribed after a few seconds. I’m from Quebec. So if you could include more info/data for that province amongst the others, that would be super appreciated! Thank you!!

Do you have videos on family trust?

Thank you for the tax tips.

Considering that a lot of people are working later in life, what are the chances that the Federal Government will change the rules insofar as when one has to convert their RRSP to an RRIF..from 71 to 75 perhaps?

Thanks for clarifying. Is it possible to explain the new trust rules for '24?

Nice to have canadian content. Thank you! New sub 🎉🎉

Your content is super useful, to the point and beneficial for all Canadians. Thank you for your time & effort that you put into making these much needed videos. If you could speak a little more calmly & clearly it would be much appreciated. I found my brain was racing to catch up with the speed of your speech and processing the info efficiently. Please don't stop though. Your content is much needed & appreciated by Canadians.

This should be a mandatory watch in Canada

Very informative and helpful

Thanks Gabrielle. 🤟🏼🖖🏼

Thank you 😊

Can you break down the income brackets for each province?

Thanks for the detailed information. The FHSA is a complete joke though since $40k doesn't even put a dent in a down payment in this country anymore. There are two types of people in this country. People who already own their homes and people who have so much money that they don't need to bother with an FHSA to buy their first home.

definitely, you are korean, thank you for your all effort

Well presented video Start your own enterprise and move out of the E quadrant

Do you provide service to individuals as well ?

Thank you so much for this receive. I have made them twice and each time perfect. 🇨🇦

Please include rdsp

Thsnk you!! Do gave recommendations for coaches and consultants outside of BC and Ontario who need tax help?

Can you do a video on estate planning?

Thank you for the tax info

Great content as always. I’ve learnt so much from your videos. Do you do phone consultations ?

You are right. Those with airbnb's are shocked by the changes. Sometimes the over contribution penalties also surprise people, when they start contributing more as they get older.

Great video! Thank you! I have been missing tax information, specifically Canadian. Most info these days on finance seems to be USA targeted I find. Specially with finance books. If you have any books you can recommend on Canadian Finance I would love to know!

to be fair outside doctor and government official its rare to do over 100k...and even those are often at 80 to 95k

Gabrielle, you are so lovely ! 💕

Subscribed !

This is really good info. The max limit of 40K in the FHSA however, is completely absurd, as many down payments on houses are over 40K...

Ridiculous how much tax we pay, cpp amount is also crazy

Go over 2024 tax benefits I'd love to hear if there was any changes made or not

Can I use fhsa only for my first house or any other houses I can purchase in the late future?

Hello Gabrielle, for the FHSA and TFSA, are these savings done from gross income? Im trying to understand how the tax saving is derived. Thanks for your response or anyone else.

Hi, im such a newbie to all of this so would love if someone could it explain it to me. What would be the benefit of a person making an average wage(lets say $30-50k per year) contributing to their TFSA as opposed to just putting that money in to your normal chequing account in your bank?

My gross revenue is $30k a year. How much federal taxes should i pay if any? Live in NS.