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Stumbled upon an excellent podcast interview featuring Evan Neufeld, CFP, and Aaron Hector, CFP, R.F.P., TEP.

They delve deep into the topic of FHSA (First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account) and cover all the crucial details you need to know.

From the intricate rules and eligibility criteria to contributions, deductions, and even tax efficiencies, they leave no stone unturned.

They also discuss what happens if you don't buy a home, qualifying withdrawals, and the transfer of funds. Moreover, they provide a comprehensive comparison between FHSA and Home Buyers Plan, as well as insights on how it stacks up against TFSA, RRSP, and RESP.

I highly recommend giving it a listen!

The Canadian Money Roadmap, Episode 77

Stumbled upon an excellent podcast interview featuring Evan Neufeld, CFP, and Aaron Hector, CFP, R.F.P., TEP.

They delve deep into the topic of FHSA (First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account) and cover all the crucial details you need to know.

From the intricate rules and eligibility criteria to contributions, deductions, and even tax efficiencies, they leave no stone unturned.

They also discuss what happens if you don't buy a home, qualifying withdrawals, and the transfer of funds. Moreover, they provide a comprehensive comparison between FHSA and Home Buyers Plan, as well as insights on how it stacks up against TFSA, RRSP, and RESP.

I highly recommend giving it a listen!

The Canadian Money Roadmap, Episode 77

The country added 60,000 jobs, driven by gains in full-time work, while the unemployment rate rose to 5.4 per cent, the highest since February 2022, Statistics Canada reported Friday in Ottawa. The figures beat expectations for a gain of 20,000 positions, but missed the forecast for a jobless rate of 5.2 per cent, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey.

The country added 60,000 jobs, driven by gains in full-time work, while the unemployment rate rose to 5.4 per cent, the highest since February 2022, Statistics Canada reported Friday in Ottawa. The figures beat expectations for a gain of 20,000 positions, but missed the forecast for a jobless rate of 5.2 per cent, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey.