I do. There are a couple of really important tax benefits that are retained.
One is that, if you incorporate, you still have the opportunity to shield and, unlike with an RRSP, there's no limit to that, so you can shield and incorporate your gains and allow them to compound.
Second, when you remove money, you continue to enjoy a capital gains exemption, and it will move from 50% to one-third.
Again, the important point here is that a nurse who is—