Laurentian Bank Offers Savers Some Practical Tools to Help Maximize Their
Savings While Reducing Their Taxes
Tax Savings Calculator
It is common knowledge today that contributing to an RRSP results in tax savings because the contributions are deducted from the saver's taxable income. To determine what the tax deduction associated with an RRSP contribution will be and to help savers better understand the importance of contributing, Laurentian Bank is offering a tax savings calculator on its Web site, which can be accessed by simply logging on to www.laurentianbank.ca/rrsp.
Unused Contributions Calculator
It can be very profitable for savers to take advantage of their unused RRSP contributions. In so doing, they can further reduce their taxable income and benefit from additional savings or a tax refund. Indeed, it is important for investors to look at all the opportunities available to them. Is it preferable to borrow in order to contribute? What savings will result from such a contribution? What will the value of the investment be in 10 years? Savers can get the answers to these questions by making some quick computations using the Bank's online calculator.
Periodic Contribution Value Calculator
Making periodic investments is a good habit to get into in order to enjoy the benefits of compound interest. Savers who did not adopt this habit in 2009 can make use of the Bank's periodic contribution value calculator to see what the value of their investment will be in 5, 10, 15 or 20 years and, thus, begin to contribute regularly in 2010.
In-Branch Folders
During the month of February, handy folders that can be used to assemble all tax return-related documents will be distributed to clients at Laurentian Bank branches. These folders could be used, for example, to store receipts that will need to be submitted with returns to be eligible for deductions. In addition, the folders will include a number of tips aimed ultimately at helping people pay less taxes.
About Laurentian Bank
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Laurentian Bank is well established in the Province of
For further information: Mary-Claude Tardif, Public Relations Advisor, (514) 284-4500, extension 4695, [email protected]
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