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The FHSA is the best account most Canadians aren't using — here's exactly how it works
First Home Savings Accounts opened in 2023. Two years later, millions of eligible Canadians still haven't opened one. We break down who qualifies, how much you can contribute, and why the tax math is extraordinary.
Small business
Every deductible expense a sole proprietor should be claiming (and most aren't)
Investing
Index funds vs. managed portfolios in Canada: the math most advisors won't show you
Accounts
TFSA vs. RRSP in your 30s: a framework for deciding which to fill first
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Real questions. Real answers.
Questions submitted by Canadians — answered by financial professionals with no sales agenda.
"Can I contribute to both a TFSA and FHSA in the same year?"
Yes — and you should. These two accounts are completely independent. Here's how to coordinate them without overcontributing…
"I work from home as a contractor — what can I actually write off?"
The home office deduction is real, but the CRA rules are specific. Here's the detailed breakdown for self-employed Canadians…
"How do I start investing if I've never bought a stock or ETF?"
You don't need to pick stocks. Canada has some of the world's best low-cost index ETFs — and getting started takes less than an afternoon…
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Every deductible expense category for self-employed Canadians — with CRA rules and a ready-to-use tracking template.
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