TFSAs
Withdrawing funds from your TFSA
A TFSA is an excellent savings tool. Find out how to withdraw funds when you need them, whether for retirement, a down payment, vacation, or in an emergency.
TFSAs
Transferring your TFSA to BlueShore
Transfer your TFSA to BlueShore Financial and work with our knowledgeable financial advisors to maximize your savings.
TFSAs
Determining your annual maximum TFSA contribution
Determine the maximum amount you can contribute, based on your contribution room and the annual limit set by the Government of Canada.
TFSAs
Starting a TFSA
Intended to help Canadian residents save more, the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) allows your investments to grow tax-free.
RRSPs
Using your RRSP to continue your education
Learn how to use your RRSP to fund your education using the Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) and withdraw up to $20,000.
RRSPs
Using your RRSP to buy your first home
The Home Buyers' Plan allows first-time home buyers to withdraw from their RRSPs to buy or build a qualifying home.
RRSPs
Withdrawing funds from your RRSP
RRSPs are an effective way to save for retirement, but withdrawing funds may impact your tax bill. Learn more about the potential cost of early redemptions.
RRSPs
Transferring your RRSP to BlueShore
Transferring your RRSP is easy and our investment specialists will then work with you to build a retirement saving strategy that meets your needs.
RRSPs
Determining your RRSP contribution limit
If you can, contribute the maximum allowable to your RRSP to take advantage of the tax benefits and build your savings.
RRSPs
Getting Started with an RRSP
An RRSP allows you to save during your prime income earning years, tax-deferred, to help build your retirement nest egg. Learn how to get started.
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