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Save with a TFSAA Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a great way to help meet your short- and long-term goals, including a comfortable retirement. That's because investment income in a TFSA is not taxed, even when withdrawn. This tax-free compound growth means that your money grows more quickly inside a TFSA than in a taxable account (see chart below).
By making regular, automatic contributions to your TFSA, it could be easier for you to make the maximum contribution each year, which means you'll be making the most of your TFSA's tax-free growth opportunity.
Compare your savings opportunity within a TFSA vs. a taxable account:
The chart below shows how $5,000 contributed annually, earning 6% interest per year can grow within a TFSA vs. outside of a TFSA.

Assumes tax rate of 32% outside TFSA, with interest income taxed annually. All contributions made at beginning of year. Annual compound rate of return of 6%. For illustration only and not indicative of future returns. Actual tax rates and rates of return will vary.
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Pay yourself first by investing regularly in an RRSP or TFSA. An advisor can show you how to invest in your future and still live comfortably today.
You can open an RRSP or TFSA with as little as $100 or set up automatic contributions of $25 or more per month