TFSA Resources

This guide to Tax-Free Savings Accounts provides a comprehensive review of the features and benefits of this new savings vehicle. It also includes helpful case studies on how the TFSA can be used by investors at different stages of life.

Starting January 1, 2009, Canadians will have a new way to save money with the introduction of the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). A new registered savings account introduced by
the Federal Government in the 2008 Budget, the TFSA will help Canadians from all walks of life save for their financial goals.

Many Canadians have been wondering if their savings should be invested in an RRSP or TFSA. In order to address this question, the Mackenzie Tax and Estate Planning team has provided a review of the basic features of each plan to help identify the relative advantages of each.

Want to save more? Learn about the Tax-Free Savings Account.

This article feature in the Mackenzie Professional provides an introduction to TFSAs and answers important questions like “Who is eligible”, “Who is the ideal candidate for TFSAs”, and “What can I invest in”?

Tax-Free Savings Account Case Studies

This Mackenzie Professional article takes a closer look at how the TFSA can be used by all Canadians. The author provides brief case studies on several different types of investor profiles that illustrate how the TFSA can be of use.

Mackenzie TFSA Strategy Lab

Looking for safety and flexibility without sacrificing growth?

Mackenzie TFSA Strategy Lab

The RRSP Maximizer – Should I invest in my RRSP or a TFSA?
Actually, do both.

Mackenzie TFSA High Interest Cash Builder – Investor one-pager

This piece provides a summary of the features and benefits of the new Mackenzie TFSA High Interest Cash Builder Deposit Account.