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A TFSA, or Tax-Free Savings Account, is a government program that allows you to save money, tax-free. That means any income you earn through your TFSA, including capital gains, won't be taxed. And you won't be taxed with it's withdrawn either.

*Must be 19 years or older, with a valid Social Insurance Number

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Why invest in a TFSA?

Don’t pay tax on the interest made on your investment, even when it’s withdrawn.
Any unused TFSA contribution is always carried forward to the following year.
No contribution deadline means you can contribute anytime throughout the year.
Multiple investment products like term deposits and mutual funds available within a TFSA.

How a TFSA can up your investment game

Yearly contribution limit


Every year, the government lets you deposit more money into your TFSA. There is no contribution deadline and if you can’t afford to put money aside one year, your unused contribution room carries over.



Years
TFSA Annual Limit
Cumulative Total
2009-2012
$5,000
$20,000
2013
$5,500
$25,500
2014
$5,500
$31,000
2015
$10,000
$41,000
2016
$5,500
$46,500
2017
$5,500
$52,000
2018
$5,500
$57,500
2019
$6,000
$63,500
2020
$6,000
$69,500
2021
$6,000
$75,500
2022
$6,000
$81,500
2023
$6,500
$88,000

The great debate: TFSA vs. RRSP


What are your investing needs?
TFSA
RRSP
Do contributions reduce your taxable income?
No
Yes
Are these funds subject to income tax when withdrawn?
No
Yes
Is interest earned on these investments tax sheltered?
Yes
Yes
Can these funds be withdrawn anytime, for any reason, without being taxed?
Yes
No

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* Government of Canada. Indexation adjustment for personal income tax and benefit amounts. https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/frequently-asked-questions-individuals/adjustment-personal-income-tax-benefit-amounts.html