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Special Report: Make the Most of Your Tax-Free Savings Account

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Nearly 50% of Canadians do not have a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA). And many of those that do are not making regular contributions. This is a shame. It means that many are missing out on a savings plan that can contribute substantially to building wealth and accumulating a strong cash reserve that’s there when you need it.

Since their inception in 2009 tax free savings accounts have given Canadians an excellent opportunity to earn investment income, on interest, dividends and capital gains, tax free.

To ensure that you can take the greatest possible advantage of your TFSA, noted financial columnist Jonathan Chevreau and I have assembled a special report, Make the Most of Your Tax Free Savings Account.

Surveys also show that many people are not clear on how much they can contribute at any given time and what investments are best suited to this tax-free savings plan. Our report specifies how much you can contribute, and when.

We also point out the very important differences between a TFSA and an RRSP and how to use your TFSA to complement your RRSP. We give you very clear guidelines on the kinds of investments that make the most sense for a TFSA. It is crucial to avoid losses in this account.

Our report concludes with five investments that are ideal for your TFSA.

This new special report is free. You can download your copyright away: Make the Most of Your Tax-Free Savings Account.

This exclusive report is yours FREE as my “thank you” for signing up for my free daily updates on TSI Network.

In this new report, you’ll see:

  • A concise guide to how much you can contribute now and when
  • The crucial difference between your TFSA and your RRSP
  • How to choose between TFSA and RRSP contributions.
  • The best strategies for sheltering investment gains in your TFSA—and the best kind of investments to include in your plan
  • The tax implications you need to know when you contribute to your TFSA
  • Two ETFs and three Canadian stocks that make ideal TFSA investments.
  • And a great deal more……

This guide on tax advice for Canadian investors is the latest in a series of reports I’ve written as free downloads on TSI Network.

Latest among those is the perfect companion to our TFSA report, the TSI Network Tax Guide for Canadian Investors 2015. Our tax guide is written from an investor’s point of view. This sets it apart from most tax guides. It is invaluable for both tax planning and overall portfolio planning—among other things, it shows you how to collect up to $49,284 in dividends every year, and not pay a single dime in income tax.

To get started on my latest special report, click here to download your free copy of Make the Most of Your Tax-Free Savings Account. I’d also encourage you to share the report with a friend.

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