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Toronto
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Fee-only/advice-only financial planner. #PersonalFinance columnist @FinancialPost, @MoneySense, @RetireHappyBlog, @CdnMoneySaver. #retirement #FinancialPlanning
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CRA breach settlement claims have opened: How much money could you get?

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By Jason Heath
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Ask a Planner Many Canadians are entitled to compensation from a 2020 CRA class action settlement. Here is what you need to know. Credit: Canada Revenue Agency website | Eric Mclean/Pexels On August 4, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) finally opened the claims period for its multi-million-dollar class action settlement.
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CRA breach settlement claims have opened: How much money could you get?

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By Jason Heath
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Ask a Planner Many Canadians are entitled to compensation from a 2020 CRA class action settlement. Here is what you need to know. Eric Mclean/Pexels On August 4, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) finally opened the claims period for its multi-million-dollar class-action settlement. A 2020 data breach affecting CRA and Service Canada online accounts had resulted in a major class action, and a settlement of $8.76 million was reached, with payments of up to $5,000 available to some claimants.
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What to do if you overcontribute to your TFSA

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By Jason Heath
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TFSAs The CRA is cracking down on TFSA overcontributions. Learn how penalties work, how to correct mistakes, and when you can request tax relief. Image by magnific The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is becoming more proactive in its pursuit of tax-free savings account (TFSA) overcontributions. They had a project over the past couple of years where they sent out TFSA education letters.
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