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The new Canadian Tax Free Savings Plan, what's the deal? |
I'm wondering if you're in the lowest tax bracket there is, and generally putting away less than $5000 per year anyway, would using the new CTFS be a better retirement investment vehicle than RRSP? I'm a little confused about it myself, but the following article suggests that if you are of lower-income, the using the CTFS is better than an RRSP. |
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