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First Home Savings Account
The money could then compound and grow tax free inside the plan until you withdraw up to a maximum of $40,000, tax free. There would be no requirement to repay it, unlike amounts withdrawn from the current RRSP-based Home Buyers’ Plan. If the funds in the proposed new account are not used for a home purchase by the age of 40, they convert back to normal RRSP savings.
. It wasn’t in the Liberal election platform, but given the NDP’s playbook had a hike in the capital gains inclusion rate to 75 per cent, some worry the NDP may hold some sway over the Liberals in setting tax policy for the upcoming budget.Article content
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