Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is making a strong appeal to senior voters by proposing tax breaks and extended RRSP contribution limits. He promises to allow working seniors to earn up to $34,000 tax-free and defer RRSP withdrawals until age 73. Additionally, Poilievre has pledged to maintain federal dental care and child care programs, countering Liberal claims that he would eliminate them. These commitments come as the Conservatives seek to gain momentum in the upcoming election. The proposals aim to reassure voters that a Conservative government would preserve key social benefits while offering financial relief to seniors.
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Conservatives pitch seniors with bigger tax break, higher RRSP contribution age limit
Canada’s Conservative Party is proposing a broad tax break for seniors, including allowing them to invest in tax-sheltered retirement accounts for longer, as it tries to regain the advantage in the country’s election.
It’s about time someone stood up for seniors who’ve worked hard their whole lives and deserve to keep more of their own money. Poilievre's plan actually respects their contributions instead of just squeezing them for more taxes like the Liberals always do.
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