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Hi there,


Most Canadians know they should contribute to their TFSA and RRSP. The harder question is where the next dollar should go.


The answer depends on your income and financial goals.


In this week's article, we break down the key differences between TFSAs and RRSPs, when each account tends to work best, and the common mistakes that can limit their long-term value.


A good investment strategy starts with putting your money in the right place at the right time.


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Talk soon,

David

Most Canadians use both. Few use them strategically.

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