How to beat inflation with your TFSA year on year With Canadian CPI running at approximately 2.6% in early 2026, any TFSA parked in a HISA yielding 3.5–4.5% is barely treading water after tax - wait, there is no TFSA tax. That's the point: every basi... Canada Investment Tax Planning United States
Why a critical illness policy with return of premium is a no-brainer Critical illness insurance pays a lump sum - typically $100,000–$500,000 if you're diagnosed with a covered condition: cancer, heart attack, stroke, and 20+ others depending on the policy. The return ... Financial Freedom Insurance
Salary vs. dividends for Canadian business owners in 2026 If you run a Canadian-controlled private corporation (CCPC), how you pay yourself is one of the highest-leverage tax decisions you make annually. The optimal mix shifted in 2024–2026 due to changes in... Business Canada Financial Freedom
The CPP sweet spot: why delaying to 70 could pay off big Most Canadians take CPP at 65 out of habit or impatience. It's one of the most expensive financial decisions they'll ever make. Here's why 70 is the real sweet spot — backed by actuarial math, not wis...
RRSP vs TFSA in 2026: Which should you prioritize? RRSP vs TFSA in 2026: Which should you prioritize? The answer isn't "both" - and the math might surprise you. The debate never gets old, but 2026 brings sharper clarity. With the TFSA cumulative room ... Canada Financial Freedom Investment