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Most Canadians are guessing.

RRSP at $85,000 in Ontario saves you $2,850. TFSA saves you nothing today. FHSA gives you both if you're buying a house.

Nobody shows you the math for your actual income. They just say "max your TFSA first" and hope it works out.

This calculator tells you which account saves you the most. Takes 30 seconds.

Free, no sign-up2026 CRA ratesAll 10 provinces

Four numbers in. One answer out.

1

Four numbers

Your income, province, age, homebuying or not.

2

Real CRA rates

Marginal tax rate, exact refund, no rounding.

3

One answer

Which account wins and by how much.

Enter your numbers. See what you're leaving on the table.

Your details

$8,000
$500$13,500

Your results

RRSP

Registered Retirement Savings Plan

Best for you

$2,372

tax saved this year

TFSA

Tax-Free Savings Account

$0

tax saved this year

FHSA

First Home Savings Account

Select first home purchase goal

How we got there

ProvinceOntario
Employment income$75,000
Marginal tax rate29.65%
2025 RRSP room$13,500
2025 TFSA room$7,000
2025 FHSA room$8,000
Tax without RRSP$16,973
Tax with RRSP$14,601
RRSP refund$2,372

Estimate based on 2025 CRA rates. Speak to a fee-only planner for advice specific to your situation.

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