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Either individually or in combination, the three exchanges are believed to be in consideration for the international portion of the listing of the Saudi national oil company

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How to ‘find’ cash for your RRSP contributionRRSP Contribution
You don’t necessarily need new money in order to come up with the cash to maximize your 2017 RRSP contribution.
That should come as welcome news after all the holiday spending. January makes some big demands on cash flow as credit-card bills come due. Add to that the opportunity to top up your TFSA (as detailed last column), and you probably don’t want to be reminded that the annual RRSP deadline is already looming if you wish to minimize taxes for the just-completed 2017.
First, a quick fact check and reminder on deadlines. This year’s deadline is March 1st, which falls on a Thursday. The maximum you can contribute for 2017 is $26,010 (it will be $26,230 for calendar 2018), assuming you earned sufficient income to get that much room, and that you’re not in a good employer pension plan that chops RRSP room down by the amount of the Pension Adjustment (PA) shown on your T-4. Yes, Virginia, tax time is looming, so brace yourself for the annual blitz of T-4 slips, T-3s and T-5s…

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