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My CPP & OAS T4As arrived in the mail 2day.

Dean

phrank said
I see incoming mail from mymail in app for DUCA, but nothing online.

I also am still not receiving email notifications from the mymail app. I unsubscribed and re-subscribed and made sure everything was enabled and received the welcome to mymail email. Hopefully that will start working now.

I've received nothing on mycra.  

That mail is for "2024 Board of Directors Election". Not T5.

We had our CPP & OAS T4's via Canada Post Jan 17 last year.

The 2024's show up on CRA but still nothing via Canada Post ...

cgouimet said
We had our CPP & OAS T4's via Canada Post Jan 17 last year.

The 2024's show up on CRA but still nothing via Canada Post ...  

Why does it matter? As long as you can access them in one location, e.g. CRA My Account, you can download in PDF form.

P.S. I've had the occasional/rare glitch (non-receipt) of important materials via Canada Post from time to time over the past 15 years. Each piece of letter mail is handled physically numerous times between source and destination and each piece can be mishandled/lost/mangled at any of those steps. It is astounding to me that as much physical mail makes it to its destination as it already does. As an example, from time to time, there are reported instances of contractors dumping bags of mail in ditches, i.e. not making it to community superboxes. Rely on Canada Post at your peril.

Manulife T5 arrived in the mail today.

Only my Peoples T5s haven't arrived now. If it had been advantageous for me to buy more RRSP this year, I would have had to hustle to finish my return and fight off the RRSP crowd by February 29th!

As it turns out, it wasn't; the higher GIC interest starting last year didn't pay out early enough for it to drive my income into the tax zone. Next year, I'll be too old to use that little bit of RRSP room.

Apologies for not being able to find the topic (something about retirement) where someone suggested putting money INTO an RRSP just before age 71, letting it sit in an RRIF tax-free until the required minimum withdrawals. They indicated I'd have to make that deposit in the first 60 days of the year, not the first 90, in the year before RRIF conversion. Anyone remember the topic?

RetirEd said
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As it turns out, it wasn't; the higher GIC interest starting last year didn't pay out early enough for it to drive my income into the tax zone. Next year, I'll be too old to use that little bit of RRSP room.

Apologies for not being able to find the topic (something about retirement) where someone suggested putting money INTO an RRSP just before age 71, letting it sit in an RRIF tax-free until the required minimum withdrawals. They indicated I'd have to make that deposit in the first 60 days of the year, not the first 90, in the year before RRIF conversion. Anyone remember the topic?

That sounds like my post in The RRIF quandry.

Doesn't have to be in the first 60 days of the year before one turns 71. Can be anytime one can still have an RRSP including anytime in the year one turns 71. Can also be anytime one's spouse can still have an RRSP for a spousal contribution.

Thanks for your help, Norman1. I hope I would have understood and gone back to re-read if I could have found your post. We are such good resources for each other here!

I'll have to save that post for when my aging volatile RAM needs to decide on next year's planning.

T5: Peoples Trust and Peoples Bank finished my tax slip portfolio with today's arrivals. Looks like I will avoid tax for one more year.

Access T5's received today.

From a Markham ON PO Box ???