Guide
The TFSA
The Tax-Free Savings Account is one of the most flexible tools a Canadian saver has. These pages walk through contribution room, the tax treatment of US dividends inside a TFSA, and tools to plan around it. Educational only — not advice.
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| Type | Name | What it explores |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio | All Weather (Canada) | Risk parity built from Canadian-listed ETFs. |
| Portfolio | Ben Felix Five-Factor | A factor-tilted portfolio built around small-cap and value. |
| Portfolio | Canadian 3-Fund (Bogleheads) | A three-ETF couch-potato portfolio for Canadians. |
| Portfolio | Golden Butterfly (Canada) | The Golden Butterfly with CAD-listed ETFs. |
| Portfolio | Permanent Portfolio (Canada) | The four-way split with CAD-listed ETFs. |
| Strategy | TQQQ-Cash (Canada) | The leveraged rotation, Canadian-listed. |
| Calculator | All-in-One ETF Comparison | XEQT, VEQT, VGRO and the other one-ticket ETFs, backtested side by side — returns, drawdown and fees. |
| Calculator | Compound Interest Calculator | Watch a lump sum plus monthly contributions grow — in future and today's dollars, with years-to-$100k milestones. |
| Calculator | FHSA Optimizer | Project FHSA contributions, tax savings, and growth. |
| Calculator | Mortgage Prepay vs Invest Calculator | Pay down the mortgage or invest? After-tax, with the break-even return and Monte Carlo odds. |
| Calculator | Rent vs Buy Calculator | Buy versus rent-and-invest, with the break-even year. |
| Calculator | Retirement Calculator | Model retirement income and drawdown in today's dollars. |
| Calculator | Retirement Savings Calculator | Size how much to save each month to hit your number. |
| Calculator | TFSA Contribution Room Calculator | Estimate your available TFSA room for 2026 — no CRA login, using the official limits back to 2009. |
| Calculator | Take-Home Pay Calculator | Turn a salary into your real paycheque after tax, CPP, CPP2 and EI — every province, using Canada's 2026 payroll rules. |
| Guide | The FHSA guide | First-home savings: the limits, the deadline, the double tax break, and FHSA vs RRSP vs TFSA. |
| Article | 2026 Tax Brackets in Canada: Federal + Provincial | Canada's 2026 federal and provincial tax brackets in plain language — plus the marginal-vs-average rate gap that trips most people up. |
| Article | Average RRSP Savings by Age in Canada (StatCan) | How much do Canadians have in their RRSP by age? Statistics Canada figures on median RRSP contributions and retirement savings, broken down by age group. |
| Article | FHSA Explained: 2026 Limits, Deadline & Rules | The FHSA explained for Canadians: how it works, the $8,000/$40,000 limits, the December 31 deadline, the double tax break, and FHSA vs RRSP vs TFSA. |
| Article | FHSA vs RRSP vs TFSA for a Down Payment (Canada) | How the FHSA, RRSP Home Buyers' Plan, and TFSA compare for a down payment in Canada — the refund, the repayment catch, and a common order to fill them first. |
| Article | How Is a Bonus Taxed in Canada? Killing the Myth | No, your bonus isn't taxed at a higher rate. Why so much gets withheld from a Canadian bonus cheque — and how it sorts itself out at tax time. |
| Article | How Much Retirement Savings by Age in Canada? | How much should you have saved for retirement by 30, 40, 50 and 60 in Canada? The common rule-of-thumb benchmarks, what they assume, and how to find your number. |
| Article | Salary vs Dividends for Incorporated Canadians | How incorporated Canadians pay themselves in 2026 — salary, dividends, or a mix. Why the tax is usually a wash, and what actually decides it: RRSP room and CPP. |
| Article | Self-Employed in Canada: How Much Tax to Set Aside | Self-employed in Canada? How much of every payment to set aside for taxes in 2026 — income tax, the full CPP bill, GST/HST, and the instalment trap. |
| Article | TFSA Contribution Room 2026: Limits & History | The 2026 TFSA limit is $7,000 — cumulative room is $109,000 if you've been eligible since 2009. See the full limit history by year and how to check your room. |
| Article | US ETF Withholding Tax in Canada: VFV vs VOO | How the 15% US withholding tax hits VFV vs VOO across your RRSP, TFSA and non-registered accounts, and where the CAD-hedged VSP actually fits. |
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