Most Canadians leave thousands in tax-free growth untouched. 1. Your TFSA lets you contribute $7,000 this year — and with a lifetime room of around $109,000, every dollar grows completely tax-free, even when you withdraw it. → $109,000 2. The RRSP cuts your taxable income today — the 2026 limit is $33,810 — so if you’re earning above $100K, maxing it could save you over $10,000 in taxes this year alone. → $33,810 3. The FHSA is the newest account and it’s a cheat code for first-time buyers: contribute up to $8,000 a year, get a tax deduction like an RRSP, and withdraw tax-free like a TFSA — for your first home. → $8,000/year 4. Simple rule: if your income is under $50,000, max your TFSA first — if you’re in the 30% bracket or higher, hit the RRSP first to slash your tax bill right now. → 30% rule Full 2026 guide 🌐 getwealthy.blog #canadafinance #personalfinance #canadianmoney #moneytips #canada
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