One of the great things about investments within a TFSA is that money taken from the plan does not claw
back against other income - tested benefits.
Not exact matches
The concept of debt - to -
income ratio (both front - end and
back - end) pits two variables
against each
other: your debts and your earnings.
There has been a serious setback in terms of following the path towards a commitment of 0.7 % of Gross National
Income for ODA, that the government had promised for 2012 (and that the
other political parties with parliamentary representation had supported, through the Spanish National Pact
Against Poverty), The ODA estimates established in the plan for 2013 indicate that this year, we will fall to 0.20 %, a percentage which takes us
back to 1990 and which is a great distance away from the agreed 0.7 %.
If you sell an investment at a capital loss, you can claim that loss
against other capital gains for the year; or if you have none, you can carry the loss
back up to three years to offset
other net capital gains reported on your previous
income tax returns; or you can carry forward the loss to claim
against future capital gains.
Back - end ratio compares not the monthly housing payments
against a buyer's monthly
income, and all
other monthly payments, too.
The cash value can be borrowed
against to take advantage of unique buying opportunities, such as real estate
back in 2011 or
other passive
income ideas.