Ask An Advisor - Should You Invest in RRSPs or TFSAs? The Answer Might Surprise You!

RRSPs and TFSAs both help you grow wealth, but they work in different ways - and choosing the right one can have a major impact on your long-term finances.

RRSPs give you a tax deduction upfront, which lowers your taxable income today. But withdrawals in retirement are taxed. If you're in a high tax bracket now but expect to be in a lower bracket later, RRSPs make sense.

TFSAs don’t offer a tax break when you contribute, but all growth and withdrawals are tax-free. That makes them perfect for flexible investments and tax-efficient withdrawals later in life.

So which is better? If you’re saving for retirement and in a high-income bracket, RRSPs likely give you the biggest tax advantage. But if you want tax-free growth and easy access to your money, a TFSA is often the better choice.

For most investors, the best strategy is to use both, balancing tax advantages based on your income level.

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