Financial planning for Canada

Project your net worth with advanced tax estimation (federal and provincial, dividends, capital gains, credits including Canada Workers Benefit and age amount) and plan around Canadian benefits—CPP, OAS, GIS, OAS clawback, Allowance—and model income such as Canada Child Benefit. Explore tradeoffs and plan for retirement and life goals.

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Categories we support

Track income and expenses with categories built for Canadian finances.

Income

  • Employment IncomeSalary, wages, bonuses
  • Self-EmploymentBusiness income, freelance
  • Investment IncomeDividends, capital gains
  • Rental IncomeProperty rental income
  • Pension IncomeEmployer pension, DB/DC plans
  • OAS (Old Age Security)Government benefit, age 65+
  • CPP (Canada Pension Plan)Government pension, age 60-70
  • GIS (Guaranteed Income Supplement)Low-income supplement to OAS
  • Allowance (60-64)Spouse of OAS recipient, income-tested
  • Allowance for the SurvivorSurvivor age 60-64, income-tested
  • RRSP WithdrawalRegistered retirement savings
  • TFSA WithdrawalTax-free savings account
  • Other IncomeOther sources of income

Expense

  • HousingRent, mortgage, property tax, utilities, heating, condo fees
  • CarCar payment, gas, maintenance
  • Public TransitTransit passes, fares
  • Food & DiningGroceries, restaurants, takeout
  • InsuranceHome, car, health, life insurance
  • HealthcarePrescriptions, medical, dental, vision
  • Debt PaymentsCredit cards, student loans, personal loans
  • FamilyChildcare, education, child support
  • LifestyleEntertainment, vacation, clothing, gym, phone/internet
  • Savings & InvestmentsRRSP, TFSA, RESP contributions
  • Emergency FundEmergency savings goal
  • WeddingWedding expenses
  • Home PurchaseDown payment savings
  • Charity/DonationsCharitable giving
  • Other ExpenseOther expenses

Tax modelling

We model federal and provincial/territorial taxes using progressive brackets, so your projections reflect real tax liability by jurisdiction. Different income types—employment, investment, pension, RRSP/TFSA withdrawals—are treated according to Canadian rules.

We include credits such as Canada Workers Benefit (CWB), provincial low-income credits, age amount (65+), and dividend tax credit; Ontario Health Premium and Quebec federal abatement are applied where applicable.

Tax-advantaged accounts are handled correctly: RRSP contributions reduce taxable income; TFSA growth and withdrawals are tax-free; and we apply deductions and credits where applicable. Income types include Canada Child Benefit (CCB) so families can model it in their plan.

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OAS clawback

Old Age Security (OAS) benefits are reduced when your taxable income exceeds a threshold. We apply the clawback so your retirement income projections stay accurate.

Clawback starts when taxable income exceeds the minimum threshold (e.g. $95,353 for 2026). OAS is fully clawed back at higher incomes (e.g. $151,668 for ages 65–74 and $157,490 for 75+ in 2026). The clawback rate is 15% of income above the minimum threshold.

Reference thresholds (2026)

  • Minimum (clawback starts): $95,353
  • Maximum 65–74 (OAS fully clawed back): $151,668
  • Maximum 75+: $157,490
  • Clawback rate: 15% of income above minimum
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