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Your TFSA allowance doesn’t roll over. Failing to make full contributions now could cost you in long-term tax-free growth.

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Canadians aged 18 and older can contribute to a TFSA each year up to the annual maximum. The initial contribution limit in 2009 was $5,000, and for this year it was set at $7,000. In total, the ...

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