@canooq.bsky.socialMoney myth 7: “An RRSP is always better than a TFSA.”
Earning less now and expecting a higher income later? A TFSA can be the better starting point. You can save your RRSP contribution room for years when the deduction is worth more.
@canooq.bsky.socialMore and more people are asking ChatGPT and other AI tools how to manage their money. We wanted to know how reliable the answers actually are.
The best one scored 94%. The weakest scored 82%.
The full results are on our blog.
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@cassieclausen.bsky.socialFirst Time Home Buyers can take up to $60k out of their RRSPs to use as a down-payment towards their first home. If there's two purchasers, that could be $120k combined, and it can be used alongside your FHSA.
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@maplesureca.bsky.socialThe 2026 RRSP contribution limit is $33,810. 🇨🇦
That’s up from the 2025 limit of $32,490. Your actual RRSP room also depends on earned income and your T4 pension adjustment.
Check the RRSP calculator:
maplesure.ca/ca/retirement/rrsp-contribution/
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