CIFPs: Tax & Budget 2012 Update

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A (Non) Typical Family Income of $100,000 Two kids RRSP - $18,000 RESP - $ 5,000 (maximize CESGs) TFSA - $10,000 <strong>Tax</strong> - $20,000 (net of RRSP refund based on $18K) Net income after tax - $47,000 • Mortgage • Groceries • Life
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