A) a full survivor benefit to the spouse of a recipient who was receiving CPP on death. B) the option of collecting it up to five years early with a reduced benefit. C) an exclusions of 30 percent of your lowest earning years in the calculation of your CPP entitlement. D) the GIS benefit for low income seniors. A) a full survivor benefit to the spouse of a recipient who was receiving CPP on death. B) the option of collecting it up to five years early with a reduced benefit. C) an exclusions of 30 percent of your lowest earning years in the calculation of your CPP entitlement. D) the GIS benefit for low income seniors.

Exam 14: Retirement and Estate Planning - Retirement Planning

If you want to save $1 000 000 for retirement with $200 monthly deposits at eight percent interest compounded monthly,how long will it take?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 61

If you invested $10 000 in an RRSP 30 years ago and it has a value today of $100 000,what amount will you pay tax on when you withdraw it during your retirement years?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 62

Pension splitting for couples over age 65

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 63

According to Statistics Canada,for many Canadians,the most important source of retirement income will be

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 64

The Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)allows full-time students to withdraw $20 000 per year for two years from their RRSPs to finance their educations.

(True/False)

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Question 65

Allred Corporation's retirement plan will pay $250 a month for each year worked for the company commencing on the employee's 65th birthday.People must work for the company for 10 years to qualify for the pension.This plan is a

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 66

An RRSP allows tax-deductible contributions of up to 18 percent of gross income regardless of whether you are enrolled in a pension plan at work.

(True/False)

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Question 67

In ten years you will need to be 67 years old before you can begin collecting Old Age Security retirement benefits.

(True/False)

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Question 68

The combination of Old Age Security and the Canada Pension plan provide sufficient income to support the retirement lifestyle of most individuals.

(True/False)

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Question 69

Which of the following is True about RRSPs?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 70

A pension assignment is when a married or common-law couple decides to share their CPP retirement pensions in order to reduce their income taxes.

(True/False)

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Question 71

Tax-free withdrawals from an RRSP for the HBP or LLP

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Question 72

Defined contribution pension plans are not worth taking advantage of because they are essentially the same as an RRSP.

(True/False)

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Question 73

According to a 2007 study,two thirds of Canadians who are expecting to retire in in 2030 are not saving enough to cover necessary living expenses.

(True/False)

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Question 74

Both OAS and CPP require pensioners to apply for the benefits.

(True/False)

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Question 75

If you earn the maximum pensionable earnings (YMPE)amount in a given year,you and your employer will have funded the maximum amount to the Canada Pension Plan for that year.

(True/False)

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Question 76

You are a member of a defined-benefit plan that pays a two percent benefit for each year of service based on your best five year's earnings.If you qualify for an unreduced pension and have worked for the company for 30 years,your pension will be approximately

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 77

Arnie is 21 years old and earning $35 000 annually.If inflation averages three percent annually over his career,what will he have to earn at age 60 to equal his current pay?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 78

CPP offers

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Question 79

If you had lived in Canada for 30 years,had $50 000 income from various pensions and were old enough to receive Old Age Security benefits,you would qualify for seventy five percent of the maximum.

(True/False)

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If you want to save $1 000 000 for retirement with $200 monthly deposits at eight percent interest compounded monthly,how long will it take?

If you invested $10 000 in an RRSP 30 years ago and it has a value today of $100 000,what amount will you pay tax on when you withdraw it during your retirement years?

Pension splitting for couples over age 65

According to Statistics Canada,for many Canadians,the most important source of retirement income will be

The Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)allows full-time students to withdraw $20 000 per year for two years from their RRSPs to finance their educations.

Allred Corporation's retirement plan will pay $250 a month for each year worked for the company commencing on the employee's 65th birthday.People must work for the company for 10 years to qualify for the pension.This plan is a

An RRSP allows tax-deductible contributions of up to 18 percent of gross income regardless of whether you are enrolled in a pension plan at work.

In ten years you will need to be 67 years old before you can begin collecting Old Age Security retirement benefits.

The combination of Old Age Security and the Canada Pension plan provide sufficient income to support the retirement lifestyle of most individuals.

Which of the following is True about RRSPs?

A pension assignment is when a married or common-law couple decides to share their CPP retirement pensions in order to reduce their income taxes.

Tax-free withdrawals from an RRSP for the HBP or LLP

Defined contribution pension plans are not worth taking advantage of because they are essentially the same as an RRSP.

According to a 2007 study,two thirds of Canadians who are expecting to retire in in 2030 are not saving enough to cover necessary living expenses.

Both OAS and CPP require pensioners to apply for the benefits.

If you earn the maximum pensionable earnings (YMPE)amount in a given year,you and your employer will have funded the maximum amount to the Canada Pension Plan for that year.

You are a member of a defined-benefit plan that pays a two percent benefit for each year of service based on your best five year's earnings.If you qualify for an unreduced pension and have worked for the company for 30 years,your pension will be approximately

Arnie is 21 years old and earning $35 000 annually.If inflation averages three percent annually over his career,what will he have to earn at age 60 to equal his current pay?

CPP offers

If you had lived in Canada for 30 years,had $50 000 income from various pensions and were old enough to receive Old Age Security benefits,you would qualify for seventy five percent of the maximum.

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