Consistently saving and investing $7,000 annually in your TFSA could do wonders by year 10. The post What $7,000 Invested ...

We could all use some extra cash flow, and when that's the case, the TFSA is your best option. The post How I’d Structure My ...

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Canadians looking for their remaining contribution room in their tax-free savings accounts (TFSA) on the Canada Revenue ...

In 2025, the TFSA limit is $7,000. This brings the maximum cumulative contribution space to $102,000 per person for anyone ...

Canadian taxpayers say they're frustrated after being unable to access important information on their Canada Revenue Agency ...

A tax-free savings account (TFSA) can be used to tax-shelter your investments and the interest earned inside this account. You can contribute up to $7,000 in 2025. Many or all of the products ...

Asheef Lalani, a 48-year-old Toronto resident, opened a tax-free savings account when the registered accounts were introduced in 2009 and has made the maximum contribution every year since – a total ...

You might use the terms Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and Savings Account interchangeably, but there’s more to it than that. So, what exactly sets a traditional savings Account apart from a TFSA?

TFSA information isn’t available in Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) portals, but financial advisors and their clients aren’t sweating the (TFSA) details.

The tax-free withdrawals of a TFSA offer more flexibility, but the tax-deferred contributions to an RRSP are great for retirement. The type of account you choose will depend on your savings goals.

The tax consequences and opportunity for continued tax-free growth in the hands of the inheritor will depend on who receives your TFSA proceeds after you die, writes Jamie Golombek. (Credit: Getty ...