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Just Do It: The Case for Tax-Free Investing (PDF, 600 KB)
Whether you choose an RRSP or TFSA, most Canadians would be well served by simply making a contribution to either plan.
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A Simple Way to Save
Consolidating your bills and debts will help you regain control of your money and save you a bundle at the same time
Build a Successful Savings Plan
Financial priorities change over time, but a good savings plan lasts a lifetime. These five tips will keep you on track
Fundamental Savings Guidelines
Set up a savings strategy that works for you and your family
Are You Using a TFSA to Full Advantage?
Many Canadians are under-utilizing their Tax-Free Savings Accounts - learn how to maximize your TFSA as part of your savings plan.
The Confidence to Live Your Dreams
With the right plan, you can have the lifestyle you want today while ensuring security down the road.
Savings Guidelines: Build a Successful Savings Plan
Set up a savings strategy that works for you and your family.
Do You Have Savings For a Rainy Day?
A rainy day or an emergency savings fund is a safety net that protects you when an unexpected event affects your household's cash flow.
Boost Your Savings with a Regular Investment Plan
With compound growth, dollar-cost averaging and potential tax savings, a regular investment plan is a powerful strategy.
Saving for Retirement: Registered vs Non-Registered Investments
As only 50% of capital gains are considered taxable income, some financial planners question the value of RRSPs and suggest that Canadians save for their retirement with non-registered investments.
Take Advantage of the CESG
To help modest-income families better save for their children's post-secondary education, federal and provincial governments have several programs available.
Should You Contribute to Your TFSA or Your RRSP?
Both are valuable, but in certain circumstances, one may be better than the other.
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