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Can I apply for EI and receive benefits if I receive a pension?

In this segment of Finance Friday, Dave answers viewer questions about deeds, EI, TFSA’s and RESP’s. Aired on June 30, 2023, on CHCH Morning Live. 00:32 My mother is 91 and lives in her own home. According to her lawyer, it would be a good idea to include my name on the deed to avoid financial issues in the event of my mom’s passing. Should we proceed with making me a co-owner? She’s doing the right thing getting legal advice. Mom should clearly document why she’s doing this. It may be to eventually gift the home to Brenda; or it may be so that Brenda can manage the asset and/or avoid probate fees but the house is part of the estate. Being co-owners can ensure the home passes directly to Brenda and avoid estate probate fees. 01:45 I’m retired and receive a pension but I am working part time. I will soon be laid off. Can I apply for EI and receive benefits even though I receive a pension? If you quit or retire you're generally not eligible for Employment Insurance as it’s intended as a benefit for those who lost employment “through no fault of their own” and are actively looking for work. But if (like Catharine) a retiree returns to work and gets enough insurable hours to meet EI requirements, you can receive EI and your pension at the same time, your pension income will not be deducted from your EI benefits. 02:29 My daughter now resides in England and recently had a daughter. They are planning to move back to Canada before she starts school. As a grandmother can I open a TSFA or a RESP account in Canada for my granddaughter? The TFSA minimum age limit is 18. An RESP has no minimum age limit but the beneficiary must be a Canadian resident at the time the RESP is opened and when contributions are made, and she must have a social insurance number. You can save money now in a savings account or in your own TFSA, and open the RESP when she moves to Canada. At FirstOntario Credit Union, we are committed to financial literacy. We know that strong financial literacy is key when making confident, informed decisions about money, including when you should spend it, why you should save it and how to make it grow. Our CSO, Dave Schurman, visits CHCH Morning Live every other week for a live Finance Friday segment. He discusses different ways to make the most of your money and addresses viewer questions. If you would like to submit your questions to Dave, send them by email at FinanceFriday@FirstOntario.com or via Twitter at   / finance_friday  . #FinanceFriday The contents contained herein are for informational and educational purposes only and are subject to change without notice and should not be interpreted as financial, tax, Legal, investment, or any other type of advice. Nothing contained herein constitutes a recommendation, solicitation, endorsement, or offer by FirstOntario. You bear all risks associated with the use of this content, including without limitation, any reliance on the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any content provided herein. Hyperlinks to websites operated by third parties may be provided. FirstOntario does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of these external sites.