ACU - TFSA - Tax Free Savings Account

How a TFSA works:

Any Canadian (age of majority or older) with a valid SIN number can open a TFSA.
Invest up to your TFSA contribution limit. This year, the limit is $7,000, but if you have unused contribution room from previous years, you may be able to invest more.
Fill your TFSA with a mix of savings and investments. Options include savings accounts, GICs, mutual funds*, stocks*, bonds*, and more.
Don’t pay tax on any growth earned inside your TFSA account (including interest, dividends and capital gains).

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How a TFSA works:

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